The bike all started after some young kid hit me from behind. At the time my brother Marrick from Hurly Hogs introduced me to Chevy Time from Malditos Motos and Edgar from Maxima Imagen. What started out as a simple repair grew to what it is today after I was pulled in and saw all the work these two guys pumped out. I was hooked. From what should have been a simple fix came the creation of El Garañón De Hierro. Since I own horses, I thought this would be my Iron Stallion.
To kick things off, we extended the front and rear fenders, added new 23 x 3.5 front and 18 x 4.25 rear diamond-cut spokes wheels and raked the front with triple trees. This led me to change the handlebars to 18 by 1-1/4-inch Factory 47 bangers. We lowered the front by 2 inches with a Progressive Lowering Kit and added a set of JD’s Shotgun dual air ride for the rear. We re-polished the motor barrels to bring out the shine of the S&S motor, added chrome crashbars, 42-inch fishtails, and a chrome swingarm.
From there, I gave the painter Edgar from Maxima Imagen my ideas and he ran with it. We tried to keep the stock look, but that didn’t last long.

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We tried to keep the stock look, but that didn’t last long.