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You might recognize Bryan from his numerous TV appearances
on Two Guys Garage, Biker Build-Off, and Overhaulin’. We
met Bryan at SEMA 2006 where he was displaying the amazing
custom Indian you see in the photo above. Bryan was looking
for cones to fabricate an exhaust on a bike he was building
for Biker Build-Off. We had just what he was looking
for! The finished bike became the Fuller Fueller which
you can also see in the photo above at the top. The Fueller
is now in the Barber Motorsports Museum.
His most recent project is KAWASABI. After
premiering at the 2007
Bike Fest Artistry in Iron Invitational, Kawasabi
was formally unveiled at the 2007 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, and
was then featured in our booth all week. For Kawasabi,
Bryan again chose Megs cones to create his exhaust
There is a lot we like about Bryan’s work. He
chooses Megs Exhaust Builders Warehouse components. He
always builds something different, not the same old kit frame
V-Twin. But most importantly, it’s how he designs
his bikes that impress us the most. To Bryan it is as
much art as it is mechanics. As he explained it to us “I
start off trying to do something different, something that
isn’t being done by everyone else. And one of the
first things I build is the exhaust system. It’s
key to the look of the bike and something that is immediately
noticeable. Only after I have the look of the bike figured
out do I design the frame and mechanics around that”. When
you consider that his last three bikes are an Indian, a Buell
and a Kawasaki Ninja 500, you’d have to agree that he
doesn’t just follow the crowd
Click
here to see video of The Kawasabi at the 2007 SEMA Show
Fuller Hot Rods
250 Arizona NE
Atlanta, GA 30307
bryan@fullerhotrods.com
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