If you've ever fantasized about building a Harley-Davidson Sportster flat tracker, there's a good chance that you've pinned a couple of Richard Pollock's bikes to your mood board. Better known as Mule Motorcycles, Richard has been building flat trackers since day dot and has mastered the art. He can make a Sportster go fast, turn left and look spectacular. His latest custom Harley Sportster is pure fire. Built for a friend who races in the Hooligan flat track series on the US West Coast, it h...| Bike EXIF
You can often tell when a custom motorcycle has been built merely to gawk at, and when it's been built to be ridden. This rowdy Harley Sportster flat tracker leaves little room for doubt. Inspired by the iconic Harley XR750, it hits all the right aesthetic notes, with a build spec tailored to daily abuse. It belongs to Romain Leclerc—a filmmaker based near Toulon on the French Riviera. As a teen, Romain rode BMX with a group of friends who called themselves 'Les Pirates.' Years later, the g...| Bike EXIF
Richard Pollock has an enviable problem: a full order book. Just last week, we featured a stunning Harley Sportster street tracker in his signature Mule Motorcycles style. It turns out that he churned out a second Sportster around the same time, and it's just as wild. The project was conceived when Mule's client brought him a very unique Harley-Davidson motorcycle—an early 'iron' XR750 flat tracker that had previously been owned by the late Allan Girdler. A lifelong racer, journalist, and f...| Bike EXIF
Like most skilled craftsmen, Richard 'Mule' Pollock can turn his hand to myriad custom motorcycle build styles. But there's one particular type of bike that sits closest to the center of his wheelhouse; the street tracker. Mule has extensive experience building and racing flat track bikes, and he knows just how to repackage them for street use. So if you're looking for a Harley Sportster street tracker with a nostalgic American flat track racing vibe, specced for spirited road use, he'll deli...| Bike EXIF
