This wicked chopper was built by Coast 2 Coast Choppers who was known for their attention to detail. The Violator boasts a 300mm rear tire with a custom frame that was stretched 2” in the downtube and another 6” in the back backbone. With the big tire in back, the low seat height and the American Suspensions inverted 63mm front end the bike is very comfortable to ride, especially for a hardtail. The geometry is perfect making it effortless to control at speed or in a parking lot. There is a lot of custom fab work that you really have to look closely at to notice such as the work around the seat, the custom gas tank and the fact that there are no visible welds on the frame. The heart of this beast is a TP Engineering 121 Pro Series engine that was rebuilt less than 1,000 miles ago. During the rebuild it was bored out to a 127 that sounds just plain nasty ripping through its custom exhaust. Power is transferred to the massive rear end via a 3” BDL and a 6 speed Baker tranny. The wide rear rim is set off with its single sided rotor pulley combo. Precision Machine supplied almost all of the components of the bike including the wheels, rotors, pulley, hand controls, forward controls and a handful of other parts. The thing that really pulls it all together is its sick one of kind paint job from Xtreme Custom paint that adorns the tins as well as the oil bag and handlebars. This bike sold new for $47,900 and the engine rebuild was an additional $6,000. There are a couple of minor flaws which we have taken close-ups of. It was just serviced at which time it received a new battery, front tire and brakes. This is your chance to get it for a fraction of what has been invested into it. If you think your bad enough to handle this wicked beast we dare you to contact us!
