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Believe it or not, but the latest product line from Esteves Motorcycle Design (EMD) is called WTF, and for a very good reason. This is exactly what passers-by and friends will be saying when they learn the truth behind the dramatic change of your Harley-Davidson’s look.
EMD’s WTF line of rocker covers will instantaneously change the looks of your bike, even though no mechanical difference will affect it. While only die-hard Harley fans can tell the differences between various engine types, generations and so on, many of the more profane fellows will usually rely on the shape of the rocker box covers. And this is exactly their downfall, so to speak.
These custom cast aluminium rocker covers will fit Evo 1,340cc Big Twin and Evo Sportster engines, altering their visual identity in ways you never thought possible until now. Your Harley can now be turned into a Shovelhead, but Iron and XR looks are also just a few bolts away.
To make the change even more credible, EMD is offering these aftermarket rocker covers in three finishes, Raw, Black and Black Cut, allowing customers to choose the one which suits their bikes best, or take things one step further into the weird custom realm with contrasting combos.
However, this fun upgrade does come for a price, and it’s not exactly a small one. Custom rocker box covers are priced starting at $240 (€) a pop, and unless you have minimal mechanical/ engineering skills to do the replacing yourself, this affair will run you a rather hefty sum. Still, the puzzled looks on the face of people admiring your Harley and failing to understand what’s wrong with its engine might be well worth every penny. Check with Esteves Motorcycle Design for more info.
These custom cast aluminium rocker covers will fit Evo 1,340cc Big Twin and Evo Sportster engines, altering their visual identity in ways you never thought possible until now. Your Harley can now be turned into a Shovelhead, but Iron and XR looks are also just a few bolts away.
To make the change even more credible, EMD is offering these aftermarket rocker covers in three finishes, Raw, Black and Black Cut, allowing customers to choose the one which suits their bikes best, or take things one step further into the weird custom realm with contrasting combos.
However, this fun upgrade does come for a price, and it’s not exactly a small one. Custom rocker box covers are priced starting at $240 (€) a pop, and unless you have minimal mechanical/ engineering skills to do the replacing yourself, this affair will run you a rather hefty sum. Still, the puzzled looks on the face of people admiring your Harley and failing to understand what’s wrong with its engine might be well worth every penny. Check with Esteves Motorcycle Design for more info.
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