Robert Lamoureux from Salix, Iowa!
Congratulations! We hope you enjoy this custom ride painted by Justin Barnes of JB Grafix and built by Stacks Custom Creations.
Mark Stack built the Razor Custom Bike to be one smooth ride. Here are a few noteworthy design highlights:
Overall Design: Cookie-cutter, NOTHIN'. Everything is custom-designed. It’s got a 124 SNS in it (this one goes up to eleven) and a Baker transmission. Beyond that, Mark made the fenders, the gas tank, the handlebars and motor mount.
Handlebars: V-style
Motor: It’s a 124 S&S motor, so it’s pretty powerful. Hemy, Schmemy. It’s probably running 130 horsepower…. Pretty big for a chopper.
Weight: Around 650 lbs
Ride: Smooth. Handles very well. Probably top of the line for customs in terms of riding because of the frame and air ride. It’s a custom, but you could ride it 500 miles a day.
Turning Radius: It’s a long bike, at almost 9 foot six long, but it still turns just like any other motorcycle.
And, if the design wasn't cool enough, Justin Barnes painted it with a heavy graphic pattern, with traditional style flames and green metal flake. He used variegated gold leaf, which is treated with heat and acid so you get a cool marbling effect.He also used hot wheels colors from PPG. The colors are really vibrant so they really stand out.
With all of this "custom" design and "custom" paint, Robert will be riding in style on his new wicked-cool bike.
Congratulations, Robert!
