loading

Razor 6.0

Olive Joe

Purple Power

customized Harley-Davidson Softail Breakout

The full program

It’s what every Special Forces man dreams of: running the full program once. To unpack everything that has been played through for years, over and over again, and everything that is ready for that one big day. It’s no different for us customizers. Here and there we install a part from our Grand Prix series, sometimes it’s just an ignition cover, sometimes it’s a fat Grand Prix wheel, bicolor, with perimeter brakes. All matching components, designed and manufactured a long time ago. Everything is prepared for installation, but rarely all at once. But one day it will come for us too, that one big day.

Celebration with Purple Power

The Purple Power has had its day. It now has the weight-optimized GP wheel, 21 inches in diameter at the rear, 9 inches wide, with perimeter brake, rotating in our single-sided swingarm kit, driven by an external GP pulley.

An Air ride on top to show off the rear even when stationary with the fender close to the ground. And the bike also comes in bicolor, not metallic shine under dark black, but for this day a metallic glow under bright gold!

A similar celebration at the front, even with 23 inch diameter and 340 mm diameter Streetmaster rotors, mounted in our GP sliding tubes. The proportions are just right. The calipers are radially bolted to the larger rotors.

YouTube

By loading the video you accept the privacy policy of YouTube.
Mehr erfahren

Load video

Frame and fender in monobloc

And it still goes on. So where do we start? The best place to start is with the frame, which, like the entire base, was once a 117 breakout. There’s not much left of it, literally. We fitted it with our GP fender and our GP chin fairing.

And please note, the rear fender and front spoiler are not bolted on, but carefully welded together. In racing this is called a monocoque, we call it a monoblock. This saves weight because there are no brackets to bolt together.

Well, we weren’t interested in saving weight. We were interested in one day being able to show what we could do, especially since the fenders and spoiler are also fitted with hoods and grilles. To witness this effort, we once again let our Glatzzo into our workshop with his camera.

The former breakout frame is now one of ours, with welded fender and chin fairing. The aluminum fuel tank is also from our GP series. We reworked the front spoiler with additional scoops.

TiN - A complex coating

Finally, our GP-style aluminum fuel tank found a worthy home. We also made a debut with the TiN coating on the fork legs. The letters stand for “Titanium Nitride”, a rather elaborate surface coating, similar to DLC, which stands for “Diamond like Carbon”. But we didn’t want black carbon, we wanted gold. So that works with TiN.

The GP stub handlebars are bolted to the stanchions. This gives a view of the GP fork bridge

Look closely: The GP wheel is bicolor, the metallic cutouts shine between the bars

The appearance of the single-sided swingarm with perimeter brake is crowned by the external GP pulley

The GP sliders are gold-plated and have radially-mounted calipers for our 340mm Streetmaster disc

Hyperpro Fork

And if gold wasn’t enough, these stanchions are also found in our GP fork with gold-plated sliding tubes. By the way, the inner workings of the fork are Hyperpro, which has to be mentioned because it’s not obvious at first glance.

And because it looks so good, and because we coordinated everything so carefully, the clip-on handlebars are also from the GP series. Yes, there are two clip-on handlebars, because the handlebar ends are bolted directly to the stanchions.

The left lever, the clutch lever, also controls a hydraulic system because it is more elegantly hidden than a Bowden cable. The turn signals are also hidden. Only the Rebuffini fittings and the Phantom grips with satin finish are visible.

The insert follows

It should sound a little more brutal thanks to the Kess Tech muffler. The open welds of the headers harmonize perfectly with the technology-loving GP philosophy, and thanks to the electronically controlled sound management, this will not be overheard. But always legal! A saddle by Spirit Leather and a paint job by Ingo Kruse add the finishing touches. So here we are, the big day. The pictures from our workshop show the elaborate preparations. Finally, what every man in a special forces unit dreams of is about to happen. It’s time for the Purple Power to act!

Parts & Details

  • Metzeler Cruisetec Rear Tire 260/35VR21 83V
  • Avon Tyres Avon Cobra Chrome , Front/Rear, 130/60VR23 (65V)
  • Thunderbike Frontend Grand Prix
  • Brembo Radial Monoblock M4 Caliper Set black
  • Thunderbike Custom Alu Fuel Tank GP-Style
  • Thunderbike Air Ride Suspension Kit
  • Thunderbike Clip-On Handlebars Grand Prix bicolor
  • Thunderbike License Plate Frame Inside Plate
  • Thunderbike Single-Side Swingarm Kit 21'' Alu
  • Thunderbike Brake Disc Streetmaster
  • Thunderbike Pulley Grand Prix
  • Thunderbike Front Fender GP Style
  • Thunderbike Headlamp Cap black
  • Thunderbike License Plate Lighting
  • Thunderbike Shiftpeg & Brakepeg Satin
  • Thunderbike Hydraulic clutch Conversion Kit black
  • Thunderbike Phantom E Grips
  • Thunderbike Toppers Base
  • Thunderbike Forward Controls V-Tech
  • Thunderbike EFI Cover with Manometer Bracket black wrinkle
  • Thunderbike Timer Cover New Custom
  • Thunderbike Axle Cover Swingarm left
  • Thunderbike Turn Signals Stripe LED with housing black
  • Thunderbike Axle Cover Swingarm right
  • Motogadget Mirror mo.view Race left
  • Motogadget Mirror mo.view Race right
  • Thunderbike Derby Cover Drilled contrast cut
  • Thunderbike Ignition Coil Relocation Kit black
  • Harley-Davidson Cover Battery Right, Gloss Black

The Making Of

Careful, don’t scratch it now! The engine and frame painted by Ingo Kruse celebrate their marriage

This is what handmade looks like …

… the trimmed grille is found in the chin fairing

The GP clip-on handlebars are bolted directly to the stanchions. We gave them a shiny gold TiN coating

The single-sided swingarm gets an air-ride damper …

… the Air-Ride damper replaces the standard damper at the same location

Quality down to the last bolt. The two-tone version of the GP wheel is particularly noticeable here

Checking out the dyno before the official launch

 Ahlsdorf

Author / Editor

Michael Ahlsdorf

Your contact

Schnepel

Nico Schnepel

Customparts, Dealer Support

0049 2852 - 6777-30
Send an email

Reiners

Roman Reiners

Customparts, Dealer Support

0049 2852 - 6777-30
Send an email

Segler

Julian Segler

Sales, Financing, Rental, Custombikes

0049 2852 - 6777-41
Send an email

Emky

Thomas Emky

Custombikes Service Workshop

0049 2852 - 6777-56
Send an email

More Breakout Customs

You can find Thunderbike Parts and original Harley-Davidson Parts  in our online shop.

Newsletter

Stay up to date with the Thunderbike newsletter. In our free newsletter you will find news on our custom bikes & parts, information on Harley-Davidson models, all important dates & events, used vehicles, accessories, clothing, promotions and much more! The subscription can be terminated at any time by unsubscribing in our newsletter. We refuse to disclose your data to third parties. You will receive an e-mail confirmation after the subscription. So we make sure that no unauthorized person can register you in our newsletter.

Support
loading