2000 Electra Glide Standard
Death
Race
For Sale: $30,000
Story by Dave Withrow
Photos by Buck Lovell
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Death Race
S
cott Capalbo is one of
those East Coast guys that
moved to the Phoenix area
to enjoy the year-round riding. He
misses his buddies, he misses a
good slice of pizza, but he will never miss the snow. When you grow
up on the East Coast, you ride your
bike for six months out of the year
and then tear it down and work on
it for the other six months. When
you live in Mesa, AZ, you want as
little downtime as possible. Scott
was able to transform his Bagger
from mild to wild in 2.5 months.
Originally, Scott was going for a
mild customization. He purchased
his 2000 Electra Glide used. The
original owner had taken great care
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of the bike. Scott was all set to go
with a 21” wheel until the devils on
his shoulder -Chris Clauser and
Doug Eggleston- convinced him
to go with a 23”. By increasing the
front wheel size the entire scope of
the project was increased. Luckily
for Scott, he has some great contacts for Bagger parts.
Evil Twin rebuilt the motor. The
stock 88” Twin Cam was upgraded
to a 103”. A 42mm Mikuni carburetor delivers the fuel while a Ness
Big Sucker makes sure the big engine can breathe. Rinehart exhaust
evacuates the gasses. Fast Track
raked the frame and increased the
neck rake to 45º to accommodate
the 23” front wheel. Scott and Dave,
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Death Race
Unique Car Audio
installed the complete
JL Audio system which
features a JL 600 x 6 amp,
four 6.5” speakers and
two 8” subwoofers
Tech Specs
Background Info.
Owner: Scott Capalbo
Bike’s Name: Death Race
Brand Name: Harley-Davidson®
Model: Electra Glide Standard
Year: 2000
Fabrication: Owner
Assembly: Owner
Build Time: 2.5 Months
Paint/Graphics: Elite Automotive Finishes/
Hypnotic Airbrushing
Color/Graphics Description: Gunmetal Grey/
Black Tattoo
Motor Specs
Year: 2000
Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson
Model: Twin Cam
Displacement: 103 cu. in.
Rebuilt by: Evil Twin
Lower End/Balancing: H-D
Cases: H-D
Cylinders/Cylinder Heads: H-D
Pistons: H-D
Air Cleaner: Ness
Carburetor: Mikuni
Exhaust: Rinehart
Cam(s): H-D
Rocker Arms/Pushrods: H-D
Lifters/Lifter Blocks: H-D
Con Rods: H-D
Transmission
Year: 2000
Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson
Shifting: 5-Speed
Frame
Year: 2000
Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHT
Neck Rake: 45°
Motor Mount Type: Rubber
from Fast Track, built the handlebars
that sit on Fast Track risers and feature Avon grips. Jim Michaud, from
Custom Paint and Body, gave Scott
a crash course in working with fiberglass and ABS. Jim also supplied
the fenders and saddlebags. Scott
took what he learned from Jim and
stretched the fairing by two inches.
He raised the top of the fairing to
match the rear fender and made air
ducts which house the turn signals.
Scott fabricated the stretched gas
tank himself. If you ever run into
Scott, ask him about the first tank
that almost blew him up.
Scott and Chris fabricated the
bag lids using foam to get the
shape and then laid fiberglass
over the foam. Unique Car Audio
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Fork
installed the complete JL Audio
system which features a JL 600 x
6 amp, four 6.5” speakers and two
8” subwoofers. Alan at Elite Automotive Finishes handled all of the
body work and applied the gunmetal base coat. Matt from Hypnotic Airbrushing is responsible for
the wild tattoo graphics. The bike
was finished and running 30 minutes before the Baddest Bagger
contest, where Scott won the Publisher’s Choice for Baddest Bagger
in Arizona. It’s rare for a 2000 Bagger to win a major award, especially since Scott is not a full-time
builder. Scott gives credit to Paul
Yaffe, John Shope and Nick Trask
for setting the bar so high with their
custom Baggers.
Year: 2000
Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson
Style/Type: Hydraulic
Wheels & Brakes
Front/Size: 23”
Wheel: Custom 5-Spoke
Brake Caliper: H-D
Brake Rotor: Custom
Rear/Size: 16”
Wheel: H-D
Brake Caliper/Rotor: H-D
Accessories
Handlebars: Fast Track/Owner
Risers: Fast Track
Grips: Avon
Hand Controls: H-D
Fairing: H-D/Owner
Headlight: H-D
Taillight: LEDs
License Plate Mount: Owner
Mirrors: Jireh Cycles
Saddlebags: Jim Michaud/Owner
Seat: Bobby
Gas Tank/Footboards: Owner
Fenders: Jim Michaud
Sound System: Unique Car Audio
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2011 Street glide
Hollywood
The Baddest
Bagger in Arizona!
Story by Dave Withrow
Photos by Buck Lovell
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hollywood
T
he people voted and Chandler Harley-Davidson’s 2011 Street Glide, Hollywood, is the
Baddest Bagger in Arizona. Greg Le Blanc
was the project manager and the goal was to build
a show-winning Bagger without losing the bike’s
ride-ability. Greg also wanted to show the level of
customization that Chandler Harley is capable of.
In the world of competitive Bagger customizing
that is Phoenix AZ’s big scene, Chandler H-D has
thrown their hat in the ring and they want everybody to know that they are serious contenders.
At the heart of Hollywood is a 120” Screamin’ Eagle High Performance motor. A Power Commander
5 manages the fuel and a Performance Machine air
cleaner lets the big motor breathe. A 58mm throttle
body ensures plenty of fuel consumption and high-
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At the heart of Hollywood is a 120”
Screamin’ Eagle High Performance
motor. A Power Commander 5 manages
the fuel and a Performance Machine air
cleaner lets the big motor breathe.
flow fuel injectors make sure the fuel is instantly
delivered to the motor. Automatic compression releases guarantee quick and easy starting. The motor is now producing 126 horses and 124 ft.-lbs.
of torque.
A Screamin’ Eagle Performance Race Clutch kit
ensures that there will be no slippage when the big
motor is engaged. For on-the-fly shifting, a Dynojet
Quick Shifter Kit allows for clutch-less shifting at
full throttle. The front end has been upgraded with
Paul Yaffe Yafterburner tubes and Arlen Ness Hot
Legs. For on-the-fly suspension adjustment, a set
of Legend Air Suspensions shocks were installed.
A 21” Performance Machine Roulette chrome
wheel with a PM Gatlin rotor ride up front. A matching 18” PM Roulette chrome wheel rides on
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Tech Specs
Background Info.
Owner: Chandler Harley-Davidson
Bike’s Name: Hollywood
Brand Name: Harley-Davidson®
Model: Street Glide
Year: 2011
Assembly: Herman Cazeres & Greg Le Blanc
Build Time: 5 Weeks
Paint/Graphics: Hypnotic Air
Color/Graphics Description: Tangerine/
Black Tribal
Motor Specs
Year: 2011
Manufacturer: Screamin’ Eagle
Model: Pro SE120R High Performance
Displacement: 120 cu. in.
Air Cleaner: Performance Machine
EFI/Fuel Management: Power Commander 5
Exhaust: Vance & Hines
Cam(s): SE 266E
Rated HP: 126
Rated Torque: 124 ft.-lbs.
Transmission
Year: 2011
Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson
Shifting: 6-Speed
Special Features: Screamin’ Eagle
Performance Race Clutch
Frame
Year: 2011
Manufacturer: Harley-Davidson
Model: FLHX
Suspension Type: Legend Air
Fork
Year: 2011
Style/Type: Hydraulic
Tubes: Paul Yaffe Yafterburner
Sliders: Arlen Ness Hot Legs
Wheels & Brakes
Front/Size: 21 x 3.5”
the back. Ten inch Bagger Nation
Monkey Bars ride on stock risers
and feature PM XL chrome grips
and Yaffe Race Levers. The stock
fairing has been upgraded with a
Harley Splitter 7” smoked windshield. The six-gallon stretched
gas tank is from Bagger Nation, as
is the DEI front fender and Chupa
rear fender. The stretched saddlebags with Pro-One latches are
from Arlen Ness.
LePera made the comfortable
two-up seat. The floorboards are
Arlen Ness chrome Edge Cut units
and the Harley billet shifter features
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Wheel: Performance Machine “Roulette”
Tire Size: 120/70-21
Brake Calipers: H-D
Brake Rotors: PM Gatlin
Rear/Size: 18 x 5.5”
Wheel: PM “Roulette”
Tire: 180/55-18
Brake Caliper/Rotor: H-D
a Ness Edge Cut shift peg. The tangerine and black tribal paint scheme
was applied by Matt Andrews of
Hypnotic Air. The big motor was
tuned by Matt Bluett. Herman Cazeres and Greg Le Blanc handled all
of the assembly work. It was a big
win for a Harley dealer’s Bagger to
win Baddest Bagger in Arizona. It
impresses me when a Harley dealer
embraces the best that the aftermarket and Harley have to offer and
ends up with a great custom Bagger. For your own Hollywood Bagger you can find more information
at www.chandlerharley.com.
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Accessories
Handlebars: Bagger Nation 10” Monkey Bars
Grips: PM
Hand Controls: Yaffe Race Levers
Fairing/Headlight: H-D
Windshield: H-D Splitter 7”
Taillight: Frenched LED
Mirrors: Ness Micro RAD II
Saddlebags: Ness Stretched
Seat: LePera
Gas Tank: Bagger Nation
Fenders: Bagger Nation
Gauges: H-D
Footboards: Arlen Ness
Foot Controls: H-D/Ness
Sound System: H-D
Special Features: Pro-One Saddlebag
Latches. Luxury Bag Liners
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