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The Deadbeat Customs Harley Davidson Moto Risers are designed to work with any short Tracker or Drag style handlebar to give your HD that Moto look. These risers paired with the right handlebars are perfect for the aggressive rider! Our risers are available in chrome and black finishes! We intentionally drilled two holes in the Riser Legs so you can internally wire the handlebars of your choosing from brands such as Deadbeat Customs, Thrashin Supply, Biltwell and m …

In our latest Spotlight we talk to my friend Charles Potts, everyone knows him simply as "Pottsy." He's seen more of the country, and experienced more on a motorcycle than most ever will. Check out the Youtube Spotlight: I've known Pottsy for about 15 years now, we worked next to each other at a Harley dealership. Being a young twenty year old kid, new to the industry, …

Our line of Moto Footpegs are finally here! These have been in development for the past year. The Deadbeat Customs Moto Footpegs for Harley Davidson Motorcycles are designed for aggressive riding! If you're looking to stay locked-in to your Harley Davidson you found the right footpegs. Deadbeat Moto Pegs are constructed from Billet Aluminum and feature Stainless Steel Spike Inserts along with Spikes machined into the billet aluminum body of the peg. For extra durab …

We took a trip over to Worcester MA to catch up with the Eazy Co. Winning first place at the Daytona Chopper Show hasn't slowed these guys down at all. John had a torch engaged in his hand welding a piece of metal on an oil tank for his upcoming Knucklehead project when we pulled up. After interuppting whatever artistic endevour they up to, the Eazy dudes were more than happy to show us around the shop. Projects from Sportys, Panheads, Shovels, and a sick Knuckle w …

Some of the best motorcycle shops began in a garage, and Steady Rolling Motorcycles Shop in Oakland, California is no exception. Daniel Bryan, 36, and Chad Mooney, 34, grew up in Brentwood. Each of them inherited their father's passion for fixing up cars, but eventually they decided it was time to try something new. window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS = window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS || new Array(); window.SHOGUN_IMAGE_ELEMENTS.push({ hoverImage: '', …