Pandemic Panhead Project: Part 3 Tuning
It was a lesson in Frustration on Several Fronts
by Bandit with photos by Wrench
I’ve built a number of bikes and maybe I was just lucky. With the Pandemic not so lucky. Trouble getting it started in Sturgis, so we brought it home and sent the Magneto back to Deadwood Custom Cycles for a check-over.
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Pandemic Panhead Project, Part 2
Scrambling for Paint
By Bandit with photos by Wrench and Bandit
While waiting on the paint, I needed to install the Morris Mag, decide on a carb, install the front brake, finish a handful of welds, work with the guys at Bates on a clutch cable, make an old clutch lever work, hell, make the brake lever work and find a brake cable, take the springer apart and add Paughco inner springs, install the headlight and taillight, make a muffler bracket and mo’.
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Pandemic Project Panhead: Part 1
The Basket Case from Hell
By Bandit with photos by Wrench
It all started on a dark, foggy harbor day in 2018 when the Pandemic basket case arrived at the Bikernet Intergalactic World Headquarters in Wilmington, Califa.
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Funky Panhead Part 5: New front wheel and disc brake
With the help of Paughco and Black Bike Wheels
By Bandit with photos by Wrench
Okay, so the classic wheel rolled in from Black Bike Wheels, in Van Nuys. They have grown to build spoked wheels for every make and model in virtually every size. Too cool. If you need a spoked wheel give them a call and speak to Elliot or Eric. Tell them Bikernet sent you.
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Re-Birth of a Shovelhead Part II
Engine, Frame and the Charolette Show
By Mike Pullin with photos from his lovely wife, Vickie
It has been awhile since I gave an update on my Shovelhead project. Things happened, that we had no control over, including hurricanes and flooding, but we survived.
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Funky Panhead Part 3: The Feature
It Was Featured Lucky for Me in Cycle Source Magazine
By Bandit with photos by Markus Cuff
I about shit my pants. I had just scored a sharp rigid frame, a set of fatbobs, and I knew I had a 5-speed Softail transmission at the Bikernet Headquarters. What the fuck? Hell yes, I needed a Panhead engine!
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Funky Panhead Project, Part 2
A Project Under Strife Comes Alive
By Bandit with photos by Wrench, Frankie and a redhead
In a sense, this project is indicative of this time in my life and the life of many bikers everywhere. I asked myself if this should be a life and times story. Let’s see if I can make sense of my life right now.
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ULTIMATE FXR BUILD--from Bennett's Performance, Part 2
Close to Paint, Final Mods
By Bandit with photos by Frank Jr.
A Southern California show, Born Free, is just six weeks away and there is a very special aspect to this show, the FXR competition. Eric Bennett is busting his ass to build the ultimate FXR (Twin Cam) for this show and the Hamster FXR Show in Sturgis this year.
He's close to going to paint.
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