Love that look. I'd even consider girder forks and, as Buggs said, drum brakes.

Very cool bike! I saw the kits advertised back in the early '90s and didn't have the $$$s for buy one then. I wish I had though. Except for the LED light under the main headlight, it looks completley like the post-war Brit bikes, which was, of course the aim with this kit. I wonder where that #16 is these days. 'cus if ever if comes up for sale...I'll be on the lookout!

I like it. Could do with drum brakes and a kick start though.

Back in the late 80's I was working for o\someone who was loaning his Vincent parts to the maker of these kits to copy. I got a chance to ride one of his first builds. He'd put 19" rims on it, and with the changes to seating and bard made a sportster feel completely different and really ride nice. This one is interesting in using the older iron sportster, and the kits were usually built on an evo model. I had no money at the time to get one of these kits, and it doesn't seem he made many which is a real shame as the redo made the sportster a much better bike.

I'll show you one in the UK shortly no 15

Love it! I'm converting my 2010 Sportster Iron to this style. Thanks for posting.