The City Tracker Giveaway has ended, thank you everyone who entered! Sharon Cline was our City Tracker Winner.
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***Due to covid-19 we have extended the City Tracker Giveaway to April 17th, 2020.
The City Tracker Giveaway has ended, thank you everyone who entered! Sharon Cline was our City Tracker Winner.
**Due to covid-19 we have extended the City Tracker Giveaway to April 17th, 2020.
Salt City Builds was formed in 2010 by brothers Seth and Rev Clark in their backyard garage as a simple hobby shop where they could work on motorcycles. After a couple of years, the neighbors, tired of the near constant noise, threatened eviction and the boys decided to make it official and lease a small shop in South Salt Lake where they would specialize in vintage motorcycle repair and resto-mods.
Hardly satisfied with simply repairing bikes, they made a point to plan and provide events for the local and worldwide motorcycle community and eventually culminated in a custom motorcycle show at Vintage Week - Miller Motorsports Park, The Salty Bike Revival motorcycle show, Motos in Moab campout, Sunday Mass group rides with The Litas, and BYO Campout as well as a handful of smaller, unnamed affairs.
Over the years the business grew into the shop they now share with The Litas HQ, Stripe Cult Painting, and Fuzzy Nate’s Barber Shop. The collective space, dubbed “Motopia” developed into a think-tank operation which has allowed old and new ideas to become realized including the City Tracker Giveaway.
Salt City Builds was formed in 2010 by brothers Seth and Rev Clark in their backyard garage as a simple hobby shop where they could work on motorcycles. After a couple of years, the neighbors, tired of the near constant noise, threatened eviction and the boys decided to make it official and lease a small shop in South Salt Lake where they would specialize in vintage motorcycle repair and resto-mods.
Hardly satisfied with simply repairing bikes, they made a point to plan and provide events for the local and worldwide motorcycle community and eventually culminated in a custom motorcycle show at Vintage Week - Miller Motorsports Park, The Salty Bike Revival motorcycle show, Motos in Moab campout, Sunday Mass group rides with The Litas, and BYO Campout as well as a handful of smaller, unnamed affairs.
Over the years the business grew into the shop they now share with The Litas HQ, Stripe Cult Painting, and Fuzzy Nate’s Barber Shop. The collective space, dubbed “Motopia” developed into a think-tank operation which has allowed old and new ideas to become realized including the City Tracker Giveaway.
Kickflip Seat
Murdock Risers | Thruster Grips | Norman Foot Pegs | Utility Mirror | Perch Mount | Bullet Tail Light
Custom Paint
Gas Tank | Rear Fender | Coil Bracket | Key Switch | Gas Cap
Commander II Tires
Mid Controls | Air Cleaner | Breather Bolts
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We began with a stock 1996 Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 - a platform we are very familiar with - and, with The Litas, started mocking up our ideal riding stance, tuning combinations, and aesthetics. We decided ultimately we were inspired by dirt bike and flat-track styling and wanted the City Tracker to have a great combination of power and nimble capability for urban riding.
The high bars, high and tight exhaust, 14" rear shocks, and general slimmed down approach is indicative of the dirt bikers in us ensuring optimal feel and control as well as no frills. If it doesn't make sense, it’s not on the bike.
The fuel tank and rear fender are Lowbrow Customs products which sets the tone for a California lane splitter vibe, paired with a custom LePera kickflip seat which keeps you tight and gripped. Biltwell risers and bars, and TC Bros mid foot controls finish off the riding stance with a comfortable yet aggressive profile. Biltwell tail light and mirrors add to the overall attitude.
Performance was paramount in this build which meant we needed to get it breathing right. TC Bros provided us with an upgraded (and good looking) air intake system which we coupled with a fully custom stainless steel 2 into 1 exhaust built by Seth terminating in a Cone engineering muffler. Michelin provided us with our ideal urban riding tires, the Commander II.
Paige Macy of Stripe Cult Painting took care of the final touches with her unique style of clean, simple lines with chopper flair.
We began with a stock 1996 Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 - a platform we are very familiar with - and, with The Litas, started mocking up our ideal riding stance, tuning combinations, and aesthetics. We decided ultimately we were inspired by dirt bike and flat-track styling and wanted the City Tracker to have a great combination of power and nimble capability for urban riding.
The high bars, high and tight exhaust, 14" rear shocks, and general slimmed down approach is indicative of the dirt bikers in us ensuring optimal feel and control as well as no frills. If it doesn't make sense, it’s not on the bike.
The fuel tank and rear fender are Lowbrow Customs products which sets the tone for a California lane splitter vibe, paired with a custom LePera kickflip seat which keeps you tight and gripped. Biltwell risers and bars, and TC Bros mid foot controls finish off the riding stance with a comfortable yet aggressive profile. Biltwell tail light and mirrors add to the overall attitude.
Performance was paramount in this build which meant we needed to get it breathing right. TC Bros provided us with an upgraded (and good looking) air intake system which we coupled with a fully custom stainless steel 2 into 1 exhaust built by Seth terminating in a Cone engineering muffler. Michelin provided us with our ideal urban riding tires, the Commander II.
Paige Macy of Stripe Cult Painting took care of the final touches with her unique style of clean, simple lines with chopper flair.
#LitasCityTracker #TheLitas #CityTrackerGiveaway
We began with a stock 1996 Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 - a platform we are very familiar with - and, with The Litas, started mocking up our ideal riding stance, tuning combinations, and aesthetics. We decided ultimately we were inspired by dirt bike and flat-track styling and wanted the City Tracker to have a great combination of power and nimble capability for urban riding.
The high bars, high and tight exhaust, 14" rear shocks, and general slimmed down approach is indicative of the dirt bikers in us ensuring optimal feel and control as well as no frills. If it doesn't make sense, it’s not on the bike.
The fuel tank and rear fender are Lowbrow Customs products which sets the tone for a California lane splitter vibe, paired with a custom LePera kickflip seat which keeps you tight and gripped. Biltwell risers and bars, and TC Bros mid foot controls finish off the riding stance with a comfortable yet aggressive profile. Biltwell tail light and mirrors add to the overall attitude.
Performance was paramount in this build which meant we needed to get it breathing right. TC Bros provided us with an upgraded (and good looking) air intake system which we coupled with a fully custom stainless steel 2 into 1 exhaust built by Seth terminating in a Cone engineering muffler. Michelin provided us with our ideal urban riding tires, the Commander II.
Paige Macy of Stripe Cult Painting took care of the final touches with her unique style of clean, simple lines with chopper flair.