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Lot walk through, fresh Harley’s in today

Just walking the lot to show you our new batch of Harley’s that we will take apart this week.

Customer came back a year later to show off that his Harley is still running with a motor we sold to him!

Most people quit riding the second life gets uncomfortable. This man walked into our shop on crutches - missing a leg and the first thing he did was crouch down to inspect a frame. Not complaining. Not making excuses. Just building. That’s what this culture is about. It was never just about the bike. It’s about the mindset. You don’t stop riding because life knocks you down. You figure out how to get back on. 🖤🤘

This is where it starts - rows of bikes, paperwork in hand, picking the ones worth bringing home.

Every part we sell started right here. We don’t guess. We source, we inspect, we know what we’ve got before it ever hits the listing.

One became two. Two became… well, watch the paperwork stack. 📑 Stay tuned these bikes are getting stripped for the best Harley parts on the market.

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This place is MASSIVE. Rows and rows of motorcycles as far as you can see.

We made the trip to load up on Harleys for the shop, everything gets tested, everything gets listed, nothing goes to waste.

We got our hands on a rare 2001 Harley Dyna Low Rider with only 10,000 miles — and we’re tearing it down! 🔧🏍️
Low mileage bikes like this don’t come around often, and every part that comes off this thing is premium quality. Stay tuned as we break her down and get these parts listed!

Customer drove 2 hours to come see us and buy a frame for his build.
Realizing he needed a newer frame and we had it right in the spot.
Watch our interaction with the buyer.

Here are the main reasons Harley riders make the switch from a 5-speed to a 6-speed transmission:

1. Lower RPMs at Highway Speed
The 6th gear is essentially an overdrive gear. At 70–75 mph, your engine is spinning noticeably fewer RPMs, which means less mechanical stress and a smoother, more relaxed cruise on long rides.

2. Better Fuel Economy
Directly tied to lower RPMs — when the engine isn’t working as hard at highway speeds, it burns less fuel. For guys putting serious miles on their bikes, that adds up fast.

3. Reduced Heat and Engine Wear
Harleys run hot to begin with. Dropping RPMs on the highway means less heat generated, which is easier on your engine, oil, and overall drivetrain long-term.

4. Smoother Power Delivery
The closer gear ratios in a 6-speed give you tighter steps between gears, so acceleration feels more linear and controlled — less of that “big jump” feeling when shifting, especially in the mid-range.

5. Modernization and Resale Value
The 6-speed has been standard on new Harleys since the mid-2000s. Upgrading an older bike keeps it current, improves the riding experience to match modern expectations, and can make it more attractive to buyers if you ever decide to sell.
Bottom line — it’s a worthwhile upgrade for anyone doing regular highway miles who wants a cooler, more efficient, and better-riding bike.