Suicide Jockey's body and belt-drive.
Suicide Jockey's Harley-Davidson engine.
Though incorporating many modern pieces, the Suicide Jockey's V-twin wears its original "upside-down roasting pan" valve covers that prompted riders to nickname it the "Panhead." Note it also maintains its kick-starter.
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