Electroline Style Headlights

After U.S. drivers (Harleys included) had to deal for decades with various, mutually incompatible headlight bulbs that were often poorly adjusted, the Department of Transportation stepped in from 1940 onward and promoted the Sealed Beam system developed by General Electric as a de facto standard....

Be it for a Six Days or for a round-the-world tour, your bike is not complete without one of these stone guards. Pinches under the bezel of Bates or similar head or spot lights and mounts in a minute.

An almost iconic custom part of the past is the Bates solo seat. Sleek looking and easy to mount it was and is the seat of choice for many choppers and bobbers. These reproductions are meticulously made after the period accessories, with no detail left out. This means the detachable leather cover is fixed to the correctly fabricated and zinc-plated base plate with Phillips screws and countersunk washers.

The Firestone Diamond Tread tire was standard equipment on Milwaukee’s products and on most US competitors up to 1940. Its typical appearance is strongly related to the bikes of this era and installation is a must for all serious restaurations.

The MOON Discs are legendary wheel covers and a distinctive hallmark of the hot-rod and custom bike scene. Originally designed to reduce aerodynamic drag in racing, they are now primarily a statement for style-conscious bikers and mechanics with an eye for detail....