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Custom Harley-Davidson Low Rider ST built by Cory and Zach Ness

Get ready for an exclusive sneak peek at the next showstopping custom from the legendary team at Ness Motorcycles. What started as a stock 2024 Low Rider ST is on its way to becoming a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, crafted to turn heads and raise the bar for performance and style.

 
While the final touches—like performance upgrades, carbon fiber accents, and a custom paint scheme—are still under wraps, one thing is certain: this bike will be a stunning addition to the long line of legendary machines built to support the Legends Ride.

Specs and final details are coming soon, but you don’t have to wait to be part of the excitement. Secure your spot on the 2025 Legends Ride now, and you’ll be among the first to witness this incredible build in person.

Year after year, these Ness-built customs have set the standard for jaw-dropping design, and this year’s bike promises to be no exception.

Stay tuned as this machine takes shape—and in the meantime, make sure you’re on the ride that gets you up close to the action.

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