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The Milwaukee Fuel Tank is a true piece of art! A high tech sculpture CNC machined from a single block of billet aluminum (see pictures below)...

This billet aluminum front spoiler was made to fit on Milwaukee Eight Harley's. This high tech sculpture was designed with the latest 3D...

All-in-One Motorcycle Handlebars Guide for a Perfect Experience One of the most common changes you can make for your motorcycle is adding a set of custom motorcycle handlebars. Getting the right...

From motorcycle carb kits to new motorcycle tires, there are plenty of parts available to upgrade your classic motorcycle.

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When building a motorcycle, inspiration often comes from the legends of the past. Every period had its style, and every builder tried to create something original. The hot rod era was a time with some big personalities in custom culture—names like Ed Roth, Von Dutch, and Dean Moon to name a few. The art created by these individuals resonated in motorcycle builders like Indian Larry, who would in turn inspire the blockhead chopper you see here by Travis Dittman of Oil City, Pennsylvania.

Although chromophobia, the abnormal aversion and fear of color, perfectly characterizes this chopper masterpiece, its builder could not be further from the theme. Born in Eighty-Four, Pennsylvania, to a father already established as a creator of 1960s and 70s choppers, Tyler Elliott has been wrenching, fabricating, and customizing since his earliest memories.