March 2, 2011

Another Ultimate Builder Winner Chooses D&D Fat Cat

CamTech Customs Double Downs at the Greenville SC Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show

Robbie Closson of CamTech Customs became the first competitor to win both Freestyle and Modified Harley classes at the Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show. Each show is a qualifying event at the AMD World Championship held each year during the Sturgis rally.

A Funny Car-Style Body

Closson's Freestyle winning Bagger is based on a 2010 H-D Road Glide and features a 26" Renegade front wheel, cut and raked frame and custom one-piece fairing. The body comes off like a Funny Car with the removal of 6 bolts and a quick disconnect fuel line. Closson integrated the body using sheet metal and fiberglass and attached it into the tanks and modified Bad Dad Saddle Bags. The fairing started out as a stock Road Glide. The front nose was cut off and a Suzuki Hayabusa nose and headlight was laminated on. The fairing and wind screen are integrated into one piece.

A Pro Charger with D&D Exhaust

The bike features a 124" mil with S&S valve train, fly wheel and Pro Charger. The blown engine runs 18lbs of boost and utilizes a modified D&D Performance Enterprises' Fat Cat exhaust pipe to provide a linear horsepower curve and outstanding tone. The custom metal air dam holds the intercooler.

Hawg Halters provides the controls and Dakota Digital the instrument cluster.

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