D-Cycle
Wannabie Member
Hey everyone! I was hoping to spread the word about a project my podcast (Five Dirty Bikers Podcast) is in the middle of and wanted to share what we are planning for a fantastic build that will benefit a community in need.
We have been donated a 1975 Harley-Davidson Ironed Sportster that is currently being modified to replicate a motorcycle seen in the below David Mann painting (bike on the left).
The other bike in the photo has already been brought to life by award-winning Triumph bike builder Jared Weems, who had it auctioned off for the Forgotten Angels charity and raised over $106,000.00 for that organization.
We had the opportunity to meet Jared at our meet-up last fall and I asked if he would have any interest in building us a bike to raise money for an Autism charity. Jared didn't have to think much about it before he said yes, since he and I both have children that are autistic.
After some planning and research, we chose TACA (The Autism Community in Action) as the charity to benefit from this build.
We have had several generous companies donate parts and time toward the project so far including S&S Cycle, LowBrow Customs, TC Bros, Blockhead Garage, Prism Supply and more!
As of today, all fabrication is finished and the engine is sitting at Blockhead's garage in Florida, while the rest of the bike is scheduled for paint with the very well-known bike painter Daniel Milk-Bone Griffin.
We plan to start selling tickets very soon (probably sometime in early December) to start getting the fundraising off the ground and get the bike finished. Plans are to have an event in the Fall of 2023 where we will draw the winner of this amazing motorcycle that will benefit a great organization.
We ask you all to check it out and hopefully some of you will want to help the autism community by buying a chance to win the '75 Ironhead Chopper.
Follow us on social media to hear the announcement for when tickets go on sale!
Thank you all for your time and reading this, we appreciate it.
We have been donated a 1975 Harley-Davidson Ironed Sportster that is currently being modified to replicate a motorcycle seen in the below David Mann painting (bike on the left).
The other bike in the photo has already been brought to life by award-winning Triumph bike builder Jared Weems, who had it auctioned off for the Forgotten Angels charity and raised over $106,000.00 for that organization.
We had the opportunity to meet Jared at our meet-up last fall and I asked if he would have any interest in building us a bike to raise money for an Autism charity. Jared didn't have to think much about it before he said yes, since he and I both have children that are autistic.
After some planning and research, we chose TACA (The Autism Community in Action) as the charity to benefit from this build.
We have had several generous companies donate parts and time toward the project so far including S&S Cycle, LowBrow Customs, TC Bros, Blockhead Garage, Prism Supply and more!
As of today, all fabrication is finished and the engine is sitting at Blockhead's garage in Florida, while the rest of the bike is scheduled for paint with the very well-known bike painter Daniel Milk-Bone Griffin.
We plan to start selling tickets very soon (probably sometime in early December) to start getting the fundraising off the ground and get the bike finished. Plans are to have an event in the Fall of 2023 where we will draw the winner of this amazing motorcycle that will benefit a great organization.
We ask you all to check it out and hopefully some of you will want to help the autism community by buying a chance to win the '75 Ironhead Chopper.
Follow us on social media to hear the announcement for when tickets go on sale!
Thank you all for your time and reading this, we appreciate it.
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