Stock rebuilt the motor with slight modifications to OEM components, original finish work on rocker boxes, primary, cam and sprocket covers.ДЇrame:В Original 70вЂ™s Smith Brothers & Fetrow Won by: Kevin вЂњMustacioвЂќ Goveia Kingston, NYД®ngine, year and make, model, modifications:1971 Harley Davidson 900cc ironhead Sportster XLCH. Member profile: captcal, dripshovel, swingercycle Build was collaboration of work by Retrofit (Cal Piorkowski, Ben Thollot, Joe Piorkowski) Rush Cycles (Matt Rush) and Strange Days (Chris Dripchak, Kenny Buongiorno) Owner name, location:В Overall build took place at Retrofit Garage in Newton, NJ. Hope to see you next year.Дon't forget to Expand Your Motorcycle Mind!!! Kenny Buongiorno In the meantime, take in The Tingler and donвЂ™t get too jealous that Kevin won this bike for $25. So stay tuned for updates on the SD5 giveaway bike. As fall hits NJ the gears are turning for Strange Days 5. We thank you maniacs for giving us the opportunity to be creative and build motorcycles the way we think a wild road chopper should be. It has been a great experience producing an event that has brought together the most dedicated group of vintage motorcycle maniacs on the east coast. It may sound a little comic bookish but after that weekend we started putting the puzzle together on building our first motorcycle to raffle off. The Cocaine Bandit, which turned out to be the Strange Days 2 giveaway chopper. upswept exhaust that resembled sun rays, girder front end with blinding chrome, a sissy bar that scraped the atmosphere and knowing of a Cb750 in town BOOM!!! A chopper meteor hit usвЂ¦. As we floated, we stared at the clouds and threw wild chopper ideas into the sky. We were floating on Lake Wallkill with brews, our friends, and feeling very optimistic after the first vintage motorcycle music campout party known as Strange Days. In August of 2011, Chris and I were attending an annual lake party in Vernon, NJ. Be sure to have fun and enjoy the ride! -Lisa Kevin вЂњMustacioвЂќ Goveia, you're one lucky man. For all involved, I say 'Job Well Done', and to Mr. Cal of RetroFit, Rush Cycles, and many others who donated parts or laid a hand on the bike that you see here. Also for producing a righteous giveaway bike with the help of Capt. I don't normally shine the light on promoters but Ken Buongiorno and Chris Dripchak deserve a cold one for seeing the potential in an open field four years ago. There's not a year-long promotion for said giveaway it's done solely on location and one lucky attendee goes home with more than a hangover.

The promoters of Strange Days go above and beyond and build a bike to give away every year. Strange Days has steadily created a name for itself and guarantees a good ol' time from sun up 'til long after it disappears behind the mountains. The best part about cross-promoting grassroots events is watching them grow over the years.

Smith bros and fetrow girder front end