Franck Scapecchi's Low Rider S 117 Lucifer

From the sun-drenched roads of Nice, France, comes one of the cleanest Club Style Low Rider S builds we've seen in a minute. Meet Franck Scapecchi — a 55-year-old rider, and the proud owner of "Lucifer," a 2023 Harley-Davidson Low Rider S transformed with style, performance, and a whole lot of vision.

After ten years of riding a Fat Boy Special and a Street Glide, Franck set out to build a bike that was 100% his — no compromises. The project kicked off the same time his friend Filou launched Eleven-Motors.com, a France-based importer of Club Style parts from heavy hitters like O.G, Crossthread, Öhlins, and Brembo. From there, things escalated quickly.

Build Sheet

Franck and Filou installed a variety of premium parts together which includes:

• Screamin’ Eagle Stage 2 Performance Engine
• S&S CNC Ported Manifold And Oil Valve Control
• O.G 13-Inch Floating Brake Disc Kit
• TBR Comp-S 2:1 Black Exhaust
• BAJA Designs LP6 Light Kit
• Denton Performance Fairing
• O.G 8.5” +1” Risers
• O.G Carbon Gauge Mount
• Orange Anodized Upper Triple Tree
• O.G Highway Crash Bar In Orange Anodized Finish
• Crossthread Black Front And Rear Pegs
• Crossthread Brake Pegs
• Crossthread Bold Shifter In Orange Anodized
• Crossthread Shift Arms In Orange Anodized
• Crossthread Forward Control Brake Arms In Orange Anodized
• Crossthread Levers In Orange Anodized
• Saddlemen Pro Series SDC Seat

Paint By Ortolani Custom

Once everything was in hand, Franck and Filou installed it all themselves — bringing "Lucifer" to life piece by piece. The final touch? A next-level custom paint job by Olivier at Ortolani-Custom, a legend in the French custom scene known for wild paint and top-tier craftsmanship.

A Word From The Owner

"I’m incredibly proud that my motorcycle can cross the borders of France and, thanks to you, make it all the way to the USA. I’m living a waking dream. Huge thanks to all my partners — and especially to my friend Filou at Eleven-Motors."

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