Bare Bones

Prior to constructing his 1942 Harley-Davidson WLA, Cris Mantello knew budget building and part picking could, indeed, beat boisterous bells and whistles. So after bouncing around bikes, Mantello’s conceptual thought process quickly shifted from new-age bikes to those enduring the monotonous modifications of the ’40s and ’50s. After all, fancy frills are often overshadowed by simplistic strategies.

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Bare Bones