Harley-Davidson is an American motorbike manufacturer, founded in 1903 by William S. Harley, Arthur Davidson, Walter Davidson and William A. Davidson in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. Harley-Davidson is one of the most loved motorbike through out the world and an iconic brand widely known for its loyal following. It is the world’s fifth largest motorcycle manufacturer and best known for its amazing style, power, performance and comfort. Although Harley-Davidson is known for its style and quality, but still his lovers keep on experimenting by customizing it. Today I am posting few pictures of Harley-Davidson – 2009 Rocker C, Customized By Rocket Bobs Cycle Works in 2011. Hopefully you will love it!

Model: Harley-Davidson 2009 Rocker C

ENGINE: 103ci Twin Cam B, CP Pistons, Compression 10:1, Joker Machine AC, Rocket Bobs 316 Stainless exhaust system, Power 85-90hp, Torque .85-90ft.lb, Transmission Stock 6-speed

Frame & suspension: 2009 Harley-Davidson Rocker frame, Rake 1° under stock, Rocket Bobs Swingarm, Rocket Bobs Pintail Seat, fully re-worked forks w/ internal dampers etc, 2010 Dyna Custom Triple Trees, rear shocks race tuned w/ LA Choppers Springs.

WHEELS & TYRES: Apollo SL 23×4″ Front Wheel with Avon Cobra 130/70 Tyre. Rocket Bobs Billet slim 6 caliper and full floating 13″ rotor. Apollo SL 18×8.5″ Rear Wheel with Metzeler 880, 260/40 Tyre. Rocket Bobs mini race claiper and 190x8mm thick stainless rotor.

CONTROLS: Rocket Bobs braided controls, Rocket Bobs 4″ Zombi handlebars with H-D Diamond Black series grips and Joker Machine JX series Switchgear, Rocket Bobs LED blazer headlight, Kellerman micro 1000 DF rear stop/tail/turn units, Motogadget mini speedo, Slammed & notched Street Bob fuel tank.

Paint: Art Slade (Oxford)
*Featuring lowered and modified frame geometry including our own swingarm converted to mid glide trees
*Slammed and notched Street Bob fuel tank
*Fully tuned 110″ twin cam race motor
*Rocket 6 billet race calipers
*Custom stainless exhaust
*4″ Zombi bars

Source: Rocket Bobs Cycle Works