Same, same, but different!
These two pretty specimens are the same base model, a 2021 Street Bob 114, so with the larger of the two Milwaukee-Eight engines. It offers one of the best basic for conversions that are as simple as they are chic. With a few simple steps and a manageable budget, you can create a custom bike from this model or even from its sister model, Harley’s currently most affordable machine, the Softail Standard!
The one more bobber, the other more chopper… the differences between the bikes are relatively small and yet you have a completely different appearance. It’s especially noticeable in the riding position. With the high handlebars you sit upright and cruise pretty cool through the area. Matching: the muffled sound of Jekill & Hyde. The flat handlebars make things a bit more aggressive and sporty, which is further enhanced by the sound of the tappered exhaust system. Both bikes have a forward-mounted footpeg system and are lowered at the front and rear.
These Street Bobs also got new seats to match the rear fender chosen for each. The Street Bob with the Ape has our Shorty Fender that fits a 180 tire. The other one rides with our Steel Fender, which even makes a 200 tire possible and in which the lighting units are already integrated. Both orig. rear wheels we have for this on a 5.5 ” rim conversed.
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- Dr. Jekill & Mr. Hyde Exhaust System
The main differences are: Handlebars, exhaust system, rear rim, rear fender, rear turn signals/ lights. Also a few detail such as grips, toppers, various covers and a swingarm bag.
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Maggie S. Zimpel
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