J&P Cycles Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show Cleveland, OH Results
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J&P Cycles Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show Cleveland, OH Results A young builder, Austin Andrella of Austin Martin Originals, set the bar high with taking the win in Freestyle and Modified Retro presented by Royal Enfield classes. Class Winners Freestyle Class Austin Andrella, of Austin Martin Originals, rolled his bike into Freestyle and rolled out of Cleveland with a win and a check for $2,000. His XS 650 features a custom frame, 138 cycle designs front end, JE forged pistons. matching 21" wheels, AMO stainless bars and exhaust and Lyndall Racing 2pc.fully floating high carbon crown cut rear rotor. Winner - 125 Austin Andrella, Austin Martin Originals – 1976 XS650 Runner Up – 525 – Scott Colosimo, Cleveland CycleWerks – Heist, 2017 Custom Austin qualified for the Championship Round in Chicago and will compete for $50,000 in cash and prizes including a Harley-Davidson 120R engine and a Royal Enfield motorcycle. Green Earth Technologies provides a product sponsorship in the Freestyle class with their portable power sprayer and green bucket of polishing and cleaning materials. Modified Harley presented by Harley Davidson Class Dusty Pine’s winning Harley-Davidson Sportster features custom molded hardtail frame and one-off "see through" fuel tank. The engine delivers 90HP for the 1200cc engine and 10.5:1 CR ported and polished heads, Andrews cams and Bassani exhaust. Winner – 200 – Dusty Pine, 1993 Harley-Davidson Sportster Runner Up – 575 – Wayne Raeke – Named Lue, 2012 Softail Slim Harley-Davidson is the presenting class sponsor, along with Harley-Davidson, J&M Motorcycle Audio and K&N Filters, providing product sponsorship. Modified Custom Class Tony Odom of Fancy Cycle took the win with his 2003 Hayabusa called “The Scoprion Bike.” The bike features an extended swing arm, digital mirrors and hidden exhaust. The wild paint scheme was provided by Wicked Kolor. Winner - 550 Tony Odom, Fancy Cycle – Named The Scoprion Bike, 2003 Hayabusa Runner Up – #700 Jesse Combs + Theresa Contreras - 2016 BMW R Nine T Condor Products is a product sponsor, offering gift certificates to the 1st and 2nd place winners. Modified Retro presented by Royal Enfield Class Austin Andrella had a great weekend in Cleveland as he took first place in FreeStyle and Retro MOD. The “Ole 69’er” features LED sled narrow springer, Joe Hunt Mag cantilever seat, WWII ammo box and a bare bones leather seat. Winner – 750- Austin Andrella, Austin Martin Originals – Named ‘Ole 69’er - 1969 Triumph Runner Up – 175 Dani Pajak, Disowned Customs – Named Copper Chopper, 1993 Harley Sportster Royal Enfield is the presenting class sponsor, along with Royal Enfield and K&N Filters providing product sponsor in the class. Category Winners Best Paint was awarded to #225 – Eddie Slovensky with Mr. Classic, a 2008 Harley Electra Glide Classic featuring over 140 hours of custom Pink Floyd paint scheme and clear coat by John Kyser of Hold Fast Tattoo's & Dan-o of Mainstreet Studios. The People’s Choice recipient went to #625 Dell Battle of Danerous Dezigns with his 1991 Sportster ‘72 Style Sporty. He won a Custom 500 lid from Bell Helmets and $100 gift certificate from J&P Cycles. Phillip Hudson took the Ingenuity Award for his 1980 Suzuki GS750. The Originality Award went to Ala Yahya of Zash Blade Motorcycle for his 2017 Zash Detroit Blade motorcycle. K&N Award winner is #700 Jesse Combs + Theresa Contreras for their 2016 BMW R Nine T. The builders received up to $500 in product awards. SHO DOG is awarded to the individual that works the show to promote their business and the custom bike industry Tony Odom, Fancy Cycle won The Leatherworks solo chopper bag for his efforts. The J&P Cycles Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show is the nation’s largest motorcycle builder competition series featuring more than 350 motorcycles and the talents of dozens of local builders at each of the 7 Progressive® International Motorcycle Shows® (IMS). These elite-level, custom motorcycle creations will compete for cash and product prizes on the IMS Tour, including the Championship Round in Chicago. .