Gypsy Highway and Accurate Engineering team up for winning biker build-off combination!

 

The two builders and their teams met in Two Harbors Minnesota on Tuesday (6/13/2006) in preparation for the ride that started at the Split Rock Lighthouse just north of the rock, on Wednesday morning at sunup. The lighthouse is approximately 100 miles south of Canada on Lake Superior and very scenic. Oh YEAH! It was Leather and or Thermal weather.


 

The motorcycles were first viewed by each contestant and the crews at that time. They were beautiful, well built and as different as night and day, as was the builders. Gypsy the small blond female and Kim the tall large male. The motorcycles were reflective of each builder.

Gypsy’s bike was a rigid. She designed the frame. Berry Wardlaw, of Accurate Engineering, built the 80- Cubic-Inch Knucklehead Engine with two Rear Heads and Dual Mikuni Carbs. The fire engine bobber hosted a myriad of hand made parts.



Kim had a drop seat frame built by MAXIMUM METALWORKS for a 330mm tire, with a prototype swingarm and a new S&S 120-Cubic-Inch engine. With Discovery film crew in hand, they rolled from the lighthouse to La Crosse Wisconsin. While in La Crosse we all visited the S&S facility for a tour. It was very interesting and entertaining to say the least.

 

”I know these guys (other custom builders) don’t want to get beat by a girl,” Gypsy said, “but it’s time for them to realize, it’s not a boys’ world out there anymore. It might be a boy’s club – but not their world.”

 

Article and Photos by the world (In)famous Rogue
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