Mike Lyons has been riding motorcycles for a majority of his life. And he had pretty much blinged out his ride as much as possible using a ton of aftermarket accessories. That is until his attention fell on a neglected section, the front axle. Apparently after a long ride, and a few beers, Lyons felt that a finishing touch was needed on his bike’s front end. After a FTD florist truck rolled by and Mike spied the company logo (the wings on Mercury’s helmet), he set to carving and soon produced a mold, took it to a foundry and cast the first Cycle Wings Axle Nut Cover. Presently available in two styles, the Eagle Wing ($129.95) and the Eagle Wing with Skull ($139.95), they are precision die cast from 380 aluminum and then chrome plated. Plus there are a ton of color options using Prismatic Powdercoat (a top name in the industry) available for only an extra ten-spot.
Cycle Wings
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