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The Sturgis Buffalo Chip announces the grand prize for their annual Sturgis Rider Sweepstakes: a Victory Cross Country 8-Ball and a matching custom Epiphone guitar.
Since we’re talking about an 8-Ball Victory, we know things are already looking great, as the 8-Ball series is the blackened version of the base model. Now add in the custom job done on the bike by Cory Ness of Arlen Ness and all of a sudden things are even more interesting, aren’t they?
Taking about the grand prize bike, Cory Ness details some of the custom parts used for it: “We started at the front with our new Beveled 23” billet wheel, 6 degree raked trees and a 23” Ness front fender. We added some Ness ape hanger handlebars and Fusion grips to give the bike some additional attitude. We also stretched the tank to accept the custom leather seat from Le Pera. The rest of the bike is covered in Ness Beveled accessories. I’m confident this bike is going to make someone very, very happy.”
The lucky winner will bring home the Cory Ness Victory bike and an Epiphone guitar custom-painted by Kirk Taylor of Custom Design Studios and matched to the theme of the bike. The guitar bears the finish of the iconic California Kid Ford roadster.
Both the bike and the guitar can be seen at the Victory Display in Daytona during the Bike Week 2014. Registration is free and entries can be posted online or at Rider Friendly businesses.
Via bikernet
Taking about the grand prize bike, Cory Ness details some of the custom parts used for it: “We started at the front with our new Beveled 23” billet wheel, 6 degree raked trees and a 23” Ness front fender. We added some Ness ape hanger handlebars and Fusion grips to give the bike some additional attitude. We also stretched the tank to accept the custom leather seat from Le Pera. The rest of the bike is covered in Ness Beveled accessories. I’m confident this bike is going to make someone very, very happy.”
The lucky winner will bring home the Cory Ness Victory bike and an Epiphone guitar custom-painted by Kirk Taylor of Custom Design Studios and matched to the theme of the bike. The guitar bears the finish of the iconic California Kid Ford roadster.
Both the bike and the guitar can be seen at the Victory Display in Daytona during the Bike Week 2014. Registration is free and entries can be posted online or at Rider Friendly businesses.
Via bikernet
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