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1952 Harley-Davidson Chopper

Revolution Motorcycle Marketing went to an Easyriders Show several years ago. Since it was dead, I had the opportunity to do some photoshoots of the bikes there without too many people in the background.

The original 1952 Harley-Davidson PanheadPolished Panhead Engine Off the HarleyPolished and Installed Harely Panhead into FramePrimered Chopper FrameChopper Tins Primered in Paint BoothPrimered Chopper FramePainted Harley Fender and TankChopper Parts Layed Out1952 Harley-Chopper in Garage1952 Harley Panhead Throttle-Side at Show1952 Panhead Chopper Clutch-Side1952 Harley Panhead Chopper Side View

One of my favorite bikes was this 1952 Harley-Davidson chopper. Travis Stucky built it. And the bike had a lot of classic features:

  • Raked frame
  • Springer forks
  • Panhead engine
  • Frisco-style mounted tank
  • No front fender
  • Kickstart
  • Upsweep fishtail pipes
  • King and queen seat
  • Sissybar
  • Spoke wheels
  • One-color paint

Other articles with pictures include Evil One’s® biker girls and the ER Thomas early-era motorcycle. In addition, you can learn more about marketing in our Marketing Academy articles if you want to learn more about various areas of marketing. This includes motorcycle search engine optimization and motorcycle site design articles.

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