Fat Bob 2018 by Rusty Butcher

Those who follow my publications have probably heard about the brand Rusty Butchers and know exactly who Mark Atkins is. For those who are too lazy to seek, I will briefly describe. From a young age American Mark Atkins was fond of motocross, and at the age of 4 he already took part in his first race. As a teenager, Mark had three main passions - riding on racing tracks, love for Harley-Davidson and manufactured accessories from leather, which ultimately determined his future destiny.

In 2013, Atkins launched the brand Rusty Butcher, combining a passion for clothing and motorcycles. In addition to the production of leather goods and clothing, Mark Atkinson began to build custom-made bikes under the brand Rusty Butcher. A few years after the presenting of Rusty Butcher, Atkinson was noticed by Harley-Davidson, after what this guy received the full support of the American motorcycle manufacturer.

Taking advantages of his privileged position, Atkins was one of the first to have at his disposal a new Harley-Davidson Fat Bob 2018 model. Naturally, Mark, as a specialist who built not one motorcycle for races on dirttrack, cross routes and stuntrading, could not leave Fat Bob in the stock version. As Mark Atkins said, "The new motorcycle platform was created to be" cool. " This motorcycle is required to drift, ride on the rear wheel and jump off the curb, even if you just decided to drive to a nearby restaurant for tacos. All this fully corresponds to my style of riding. "

Unfortunately, I did not manage to get the full list of specs of Rusty Butcher, but I still found out something. The massive stock discharge system 2 in 2 was replaced by the Two Brothers Racing Comp-S in stainless steel, and the factory air filter was replaced by the S & S Cycle analog. In place of the "native" front fork came ODC forks with increased speed. Atkinson also added an advanced Hardcase Performance 14 "Rotor Kits. Also the handlebar itself was made by specialists from Rusty Butcher. Atkinson skilfully changed a fuel tank and the seat of the Harley-Davidson novelty. As a result, Fat Bob in the version of Rusty Butcher turned out to be very aggressive, lightweight and stylish. It is reasonable to expect that soon a whole line of Rusty Butcher sets will appear for the new Softail platform.