Harley Flat Tracker

This is another unique Flat Tracker that is owned by Flat Track racer and enthusiast Bob Neilson. The Harley Sportster motor is housed in a legendary Trackmaster frame that has been highly modified, stretched 8 inches and all new mounts added. Trackmaster frames were built by Ray Hensley and were synonymous with track racing. Since Ray's death these frames have been well sought after. Some other specs Bob mentions on a long list include "the rear frame loop is Champion style with changes every where you look. Body work is a one off Trackmaster tank, Champion seat and custom number plates made into a one piece body. It has strocker cylinders, flat slide pumper Mikuni and custom header. Other features include Betor fork clamps with Harley fork legs and S&W shocks. Classic KIM-TAB Magnesium snowflake pattern wheels. The amount of braided stainless lines and AN fittings is amazing, every line and hose is done to perfection". Some serious hours have gone into building this bike and Bob has no idea who originally built it. If you can shed some light on it I'm sure Bob would be grateful. 

BSA Goldstar Flat Tracker

Someone wiser than me once said "Ask and Thou Shall Receive", I asked for your bikes and I did receive. We'll start with this mouthwatering BSA Gold Star which was originally a long time racer ridden by Ramon 'Porky' Perez from Northern California. After he was injured several years ago he sold off most of his Gold Star racers including this one. It was then purchased by flat track legend Tom Horton, who was a former pro National, sporting the number 55. The bike was stripped down and the motor was sent to Matt Hilgenburg from Speed & Sport in Northern California for a complete rebuild to race specs. The chassis and all other work was handled at Tom's shop Palmdale Supercycles. Most of the custom fabrication was done by Steve DeVoll of SD Fabrication in Little Rock, Ca. Some of the features on this immaculate BSA include a K&S chrome moly replica frame built in England, Alloy Lyta Gold Star tank, Barnes style wheels with no brakes, Ceriani Road Race forks in Betor wide triple clamps and a Lucas race magneto. As you can see every part of this Goldstar has been polished, plated or powder coated to perfection. It now resides in Bob & Linda Neilson's motorcycle collection, which are mainly vintage flat trackers and desert style bikes. Bob Neilson and his family have a long history in the professional flat track racing scene, he tells us he even raced his Dad a couple of times. Thanks Bob for sharing this impressive flat tracker with us.