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Custom Cycle Engineering




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Randy Smith founded Custom Cycle Engineering in 1967. Randy was a unique pioneer in the Harley aftermarket industry, developing some of the first custom aftermarket parts and building some of the industry’s most groundbreaking customs bikes.

After running Custom Cycle Engineering for many years Randy sold his interest in the company to Rick and Jim Whitehead of DEW Mfg. in 1989. DEW Mfg. was established in 1971 and is one of the largest manufacturers of extension fork tubes for the Harley aftermarket industry. DEW not only made fork tubes they also designed custom triple trees, Risers, Front hub spools and tweak bars

Teamed with the creative genius of Randy Smith and DEW's ability as a precision machine shop the product line increased in the early '90's. Today CCE is solidly entrenched into the Harley-Davidson and V-twin aftermarket with a wide variety innovative custom parts that have a purposeful need and are wrapped in a stylish design. Custom Cycle Engineering is constantly developing new products with an eye on the future, but never forgetting our rich past.

One of the newer addition to the Custom Cycle Engineering family is Tim Wallingford. Tim followed Randy's career through his motorcycle articles and through the workshop that Randy held at his shop in Westminster CA.Tim is a renowned Harley mechanic and custom bike builder in SoCal. He has built many innovation Harleys and countless classics. One such restored classic is Randy Smith's 45 Magnum that now sits in the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee WI.

 


Custom Cycle Engineering's Steering Damper For Baggers
By the Custom Cycle Engineering Crew
The Steering Damper for All FLH Models. Custom Cycle Engineering has developed a Steering Damper system for the Harley Dresser models. Custom designed clamps and brackets position a Shindy Steering Stablizer in the optimum location so the damper can be installed with minimum effort.
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5-Ball Racing 2012: Chapter 11 the Finale

The Final Test on the Salt

By Bandit with photos by Bandit, Lee Clemens, Scooter Grubb, and the Sheriff
This year has been a blur, and it’s not over. The pitfalls started when my motor wasn’t going to arrive until after Sturgis. Then my painter, Jim Murillo passed away unexpectedly, and the pressure mounted.
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Custom Cycle Engineering Fork Tubes
For over 30 years we have been manufacturing extension fork tubes. This is a product we are very fam...
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Mudflap Girl FXRs, part 11: The First Road Test

Screaming Through the Mojave Toward Sturgis Runners

By Bandit, Paul Cavallo, and Dr. Hamster, with photos from Peter Linney, Erik Lundmark, and the Janitor
It was time for a long distance test/break-in run. Had to check in with the Hamsters, on their way to Sturgis. We scrambled through 700 miles over the weekend.
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Mudflap Girl FXRs, Part 10, Suspension Tuning and Le Pera Seat

Frank's FXR Ready for the Streets

By Bandit and Tobey, with photos by Sin Wu
Frank's Mudflap Girl needed only a couple of elements, before break-in could begin, the seat and forward controls. With this episode all component came to be.
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5-Ball Racing 2012: Chapter 10, Bonne Belle

Final Engine and Chassis Assembly

By Bandit with photos by Sin Wu
It's all sorta touchy between deciding on a compression ratio and final fitment without the engine in hand.
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