Exile Cycles Standard Issue - the build!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video Russell Mitchell shows us the process of creating an Exile "X-Harley" - from stock bike to a clean custom machine. The end result is "Standard Issue", Russell's personal ride. A tough black beast worthy of the Exile Cycles name!
compared to these typical American show bikes this is absolute class and beauty.
Sometimes less is indeed more.
This is absolutely the epitome of clean and classy design.
I'm hooked on these looks
This has got to be one of the most beautiful builds I’ve ever seen. I need one in my life
just discover this channel,realy amzing job,i've seen all the video and found it all perfect,you are truly maestro sir
You go russell your stuff is badass.
It's amazing what can be done I'm impressed wish I had enough money to make a cool motorcycle.. exile motorcycles are super rad
Pretty bad ass. This is what a road bike is all about. No bullshit just a bike !
Love Russells style.
A beautiful bike. I love all the features you describe. Personally, I think shorter bars would be my preference but its great either way.
Man this guy does nice work
...Standard Issue.....I always like your no-frills bikes....while paying good attention to details.....
Russell always builds the cleanest most badass bikes ever no clown bike from Russell And Exile cycles
I love exile bikes , clean and mean
love to give Russell my sportster 48 to do what he pleases with it
So incredibly talented! Love these bikes! one day....
Really awesome bike original design British art at it's finest 👍🏻
Have been waiting forever for u guys to start posting up videos here. And I would cut off my pinky toe if that meant that u started shooting another episode of BUILD OR BUST again! Have watched the series maybe 5 times in 3 years. It was my inspiration for my little yamaha roadster build
Damn that's beautiful
Russell gets it!
I really dig the swingarm bag. Checked the website but couldn't find it on there. Very cool softail. Exile builds the cleanest bikes that are actually rideable
Those bags are made to order by our leather guy.
I love those covers
Awesome,, That Bike is BAD AZZZ and looks like one tough MFR.
really cool always love your work
This guy used to be a vet so he's no dumby, and he has an understanding of science and how things work
I like it!
you should have won that biker build off
most people get hooked on the chopper look until the go on a long trip. But it's good local but that's it.
wonder how's the wear and tear for internal throttle and clutch
I've been wanting to build another suicide shift with the clutch button from exhile ooh and all internal throttle/wiring from EXHILE lol
The only bike I would buy besides a Harley is an Exile.
Russ If the rear brake is also the rear sprocket, how do you go on for keeping the chain lubed and not on the sprocket/brake disc?
Email the shop with any questions please.
Hi, what frame is this? I am currently looking for a frame for my 1584 touring twins cam for a rigid project
It is the stock Harley Softail frame that came with the 'donor' bike. This is a stock Harley with a "make-over"
The license plate mounted to the bag is almost too English. Good idea
What's the going price,got to have a clutch lever...and a 21" wheel up frt.
Contact the shop to discuss details pls: www.exilecycles.com
I love your motorcycles Russell, but why the videos doesn't fit all the screen?
you guys retail your parts out?I'm interested in that twist clutch you make,do you need a proprietery cable or can use the burley I put on there when I installed 16inch apes. I saw it obviously not in this video.
Of course we do!
The simplistic appearance it complicated to achieve
looks cool but the seat would have to back a foot or put pegs on the front wheel lol .
Pegs are 3" forward compared to stock position and very comfy for my lanky 6'1" ass.
Is this sold as a kit that you can build yourself? If not, that's a missed opportunity.
We sell all the parts, of course. But not packaged as a 'kit'.
cool
I got 2016 flss with 110 motor it's super fast
dude's looking old.
riveting yawn
Anyone could do this in there garage with a couple part catalogs
Precisely. That's exactly why we developed the line of 'bolt-on' parts for stock HDs.