#54 • Special Construction Jesse James Chopper

Part of Classic Auto Mall Classic Auto Auction – Morgantown, PA June 19, 2026 (live auction by Ken Geyer Real Estate Auctioneers, Inc.)

High bid $7,100.00

Status: Sold

Special Construction Jesse James Chopper Highlights: No Reserve No Keys Has Title 945 Actual Miles Rev-Tech V-Twin 5-Speed Manual Description: Special Construction Jesse James Chopper NO RESERVE NO KEYS HAS TITLE “Originally from Long Beach, California, Jesse grew up around his father's antiques business. His dad's small shop was quartered in a shared warehouse with a large aftermarket parts manufacturer for Harley-Davidson's and sport bikes. Those childhood influences set the stage for his path in life. Jesse got his first mini-bike at age 7, and, with that thrill, his passion for two wheeled machines was kindled. He made his first crude motorcycle exhaust system during his freshman year of high school in his mother's garage. His perfectionist attitude, however, prevented him from keeping it; he threw it away before anyone saw it.” IMDB.com For auction, a Special Construction Jesse James chopper with a title verified 945 actual miles. If you're looking for something wild rather than mild, here's a show piece that looks great just perched on the kick stand. Please note this bike is fresh out of long term storage and will need some TLC before you take it on a ride. Exterior Silver flames lick over the Midnight Blue Metallic on the elongated tank, front fender, and wide fender. Choppers got their name through cutting and welding of parts, and the stretched fork ahead of the frame is emblematic. A single vertical tail light is on the left side and the license plate is turned on end to match the vibe while tiny marker lights are under the frame just inches from the ground. The top of the bike comes together at a low spot where the black leather seat resides with some slight patina, and the rest of the bike can be summed up in a single word, chrome! A non intrusive headlight is not immune from the chrome treatment and looks like a mirrored bullet slug. Functionality Speaking of bullets, there are controls on the straight, chrome handlebar that look like the barrel of a revolver with each chamber filled of the six shooter. The grips and levers are chromed and cut with decorative holes which are mirrored on the foot pegs. A digital speedometer, wrapped in chrome, of course, if front and center. Drivetrain Under all that chrome, we have a RevTech V-twin with a 1-barrel carburetor and a 5-speed transmission spinning the back wheel via belt drive with the front pulley dressed in a billet shield. Disc brakes are front and rear on the chrome wire wheels and dual exhaust exits through Vance and Hines mufflers in tandem on the right side. The long fork is telescopic. If you want one of one, here is your E-ticket to every bike show, car show, and cool cruise. But as with so many bikes, this one would be ideal office art and a great showroom attraction at any motorcycle venue or business. How you use it is up to you. Ownership is half the fun!