Bandit 1

This is one of Bandit's favorites. Built by Pat Kennedy, this ground-up project featured no handlebar controls except a throttle. Proportioning brakes handle dual Performance 13-inch Performance Machine floating rotors in the front, and a single in the rear. Pat made the frame, the tank, the rear fender, the pipes, the intake manifold, and all the foot controls. The front pipe runs out the left, brake lines are run through the frame, and the list goes on. It's still on the road in Dallas where Rick Fairless keeps it as his mascot chopper for Dallas Easyriders.
 

More Of Bandit's Bikes:

Pan Rat

'72 Shovel

1948 Panhead

Bandit's First Evo

Bandit's First Rubbermount

1931 VL

Bandit I

1992 Dyna Glide

1946 Chief

Touring Chopper

1958 Triumph

1946 Dicey Knucklehead

1997 Street Stalker

1984 Mexican Police Bike