The Snowracer elegantly demonstrates how Uwe Ehinger defines conceptual bike building. The elaborately designed bike makes Harley-Davidson's historic racing philosophy suitable for racing and road use with ultra-modern and specially manufactured components in typical artistry.
The tradition of Daytona beach races from the 1930s meets today's perfection. The oil tank and fork bridge were specially milled, the handlebars were shaped to suit the intended use and optional snow chains make this work of art fit for fast laps in wintertime.
The Harley-Davidson rigid frame was combined with a 1936 VLH engine – but with revised 1946 U-heads, if only for better cooling. The primary drive: home-made in collaboration with NHPower. The gearbox: Baker 6-in-4. Good brakes are urgently required: Behringer inboard single units. Prizes at custom motorcycle competitions worldwide are then almost automatically included.
