1928 Harley Davidson JD Hot Rod

1928 Harley Davidson JD Hot Rod
"Originally built by “Dr JD” George Hood (RIP). This killer F head JD has been in storage and hasn’t seen the light of day for over 15 years! After a few days of massaging by myself and Ron Perry we brought this bad boy back to oil and gas burning status! Cleaning carbs, flushing tanks, oil and greasing, new battery, fixing wiring, you know all the usual stuff!
Now this is no ordinary JD, this particular machine at one time was the fastest JD on the planet, George used all of his tricks on this one and had no problems keeping up or surpassing all of the knuckleheads and Panheads it rode with in the SoCal scene 25 plus years ago! Even with the sketchy tires that barely hold air I can attest this thing is a beast! And holy Hannah it’s fast!! Can’t wait to get some new tires on this and burn it through the desert!!"
Video reposted from Jason Sims of Classic Motorcycle Consignments
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[@BillySBC]

Quite a nice bike for 1920's technology.

[@romandybala]

25 is the speed limit Motorcycles aint allowed in it.

[@kevinfaherty9887]

Congratulations on getting back going. Great machine.

[@williammurphy3846]

Look out! I think I saw Peewee Herman behind you on his push scooter!

[@toddhazzard1562]

Not Funny

[@williammurphy3846]

Well, if it isn't Peewee Herman, it is somebody on a push scooter.