Last weekend in London, The Ace Cafe Motorcycle & Custom Show (affiliated with the AMD European Championship Of Bike Building) had quite a few very cool bikes on display. In the “Modified Harley-Davidson Class” and although it was not the winner, I like this bike called the “24” because it’s the best custom “Harley Cross Bones” I have ever seen. It was (re)built by Charlie Stockwell the head of the Performance & Custom Shop of Warr’s London, Europe’s oldest official Harley-davidson dealership. Stripped from its “ornaments” and rebuilt with 23″ spoke wheels, a nickel plated twin cam motor, a new “naked” body work and down swept bars, it has a strong Joe Petrali style and would look even better shot on the Salts of Utah. A custom job that many could approach without spending a fortune… Warr’s Harley-Davidson
Custom Harley-Davidson Cross Bones. Petrali Style.
Published by March 2nd, 2010 in Builders, Customs and Editorial.16 Responses to “Custom Harley-Davidson Cross Bones. Petrali Style.”
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Great looking bike. Kudos to Charlie and Ware’s H-D
Very nice.
And why the MoCo doesn’t build its bikes right out of the factory?
Own a Cross bones. After seeing this one, I can’t resist. Will begin to strip down mine this weekend.
Wow….Great job!
looking better as a “Bare Bones”
And now explain me why a photographer should not make money with his photography. It’s the way all photographers make a living. No?
Well done to Warrs and Charlie one of their best bikes yet, great stuff.
Awesome bike. My students will appreciate the bare essentials look of this ride.
New technology. Old style. Best of both worlds. Great “Harley”.
The MoCo can’t build bikes like that out of the factory because they are illegal in every state. Looks at the lights, turn signals, fenders, etc. Not to mention certain liability issues when building bikes with minimal equipment. I like the looks however.
…too bad that this bike doesnt win,i love to see what people do with stock harley,reminds me of good old times…congrats to builder for fantastic job.
saw this at the show last weekend
looked real good
voted for it..
Really cool bike,would ride it daily
Not to sure on this, they all look the same with Warrs
Ok it s a nice boober, but look all the time the same, It s the Warrs school????
Need a change please ( a bite fed up ) with the old school bobber !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can you do better!!!???????