2009 custom harley chopper

I built this chopper in Tucson Arizona. I started with a kraftech rigid frame 8 up 4 out 32 degree's rake. My 87 flht was getting tired so I sent it to Milwaukee for rebuild. It was rebuilt to factory spec's with a year warrenty. The transmission is a Jim's 5 speed that was taken completely apart and every part was checked. While it was apart the Jim's case went to the polisher (Brian) who removed the starter boss and blended the case and polished it to a mirror finish. Jared Knight's from Fast Lane Choppers did all the transmission work. He added a kick start kit that still work's flawlessly. The front end consist's of custom smooth top 41mm tree's 0 rake, ith 87 flht lower leg's that where smoothed and chromed along with 10 o/s 41mm softail tubes. Duel disc front brake's again chromed. The front hub is again 87 flht chromed and rebuilt and laced to a custom 21" front rim with stainless spokes that where sent to landmark custom wheels in California.The rear is a 8.5 60 spoke with a 250 avon. The primary is a BDL open 3" belt that was machined to fit the bearing support. It has a 1" dished transmission sprocket so the motor and transmission are centered in the frame. Very nicely balanced bike. It has a chain final drive. The drive sprocket, ront and rear disc brake rotor's match. Very nice one off twisted cast iron accent's like sissy bar, hift linkage, ront belt guard. All where hand formed by Tic/Toc Fast Lane Chopper's Tucson Arizona. The paint is very nice, nce again all air brush work and custom accent's where done by Goldie's Paint and Body Tucson Arizona. Really a great one off paint job. The owner of Goldie's had bought this bike from me and had it done at his shop so you know if the owner did it it's great. Also it has a oil cooler with all aircraft line's and fitting's. The forward control's are from accutronix. Ibought the bike backfrom him and had it ever since. The reason for selling is I'm getting a little long in the tooth (64) and I have 5 bikes. I'm retiring to my cabin in Wisconsin next spring and I have very little storage. And I don't want to rent a storage unit. I'll most likely keep 4 of them or at the least 3.