I think we can all say that some suprises mean more than others when they happen in our life. Finding out your going to have a child; finding that extra $20 bucks in your jeans or getting that winning loto ticket at Ciccle K. Such is the case for Guilty, during this year participation in the Leesburg Bikefest weekend and Rat’s Hole show. With the level of participants present this year for the competition, (there were over 150 entrants) Guilty was quick to realize that we were with the big boys. So, you can imagine our suprise when we were named this years 2nd place winner of the Bobber Class at the Rats Hold Custom Bike Show! I knew we’d done a great job on the design and build (Mike Drum you rock!!) and we captured what was the essence of the 60-70 hot rod era. But when Mike Drum and I set down to map out this build, we’d not thought about ending up on the Rat’s Hole stage with a winner! I have to commend Mike on taking my ideas/design portion and building upon it with hidden wiring concepts, clean parts fabrication and forcing me to finally admit (more than a few times) that “some things just won’t work!”. This bike has struck some memory cords of people that harkens back to a more mechanically simple, functional, rider friendly time that embodies what use to pound the pavement during the 60-70’s era. We believe you’ll enjoy it as well. Photo’s coming! We promise.

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