Custom Builder - AFT Customs Kemosabe Photo Gallery

Jim takes Kemosabe for a spin on the Salt.

Beauty and brains - the AFT Custom girls pose with Kemosabe, a bike they helped build, at the AMD World Championships in Sturgis.

The AMD World Championships in Sturgis attracts the best custom bike builders in the world.

Duane Ballard did the work on Kemosabe's custom leather seat.

Cyndi, Sukhee and Shelby with Kemosabe on the Salt.

Cyndi's not afraid to put on the mask and get her weld on.

Cyndi at sunset on the Salt. She looks a lot different when she's not hiding behind a welder's mask.

The adjustable rear suspension on Kemosabe.

Melanie lets the sparks fly!

Jim always has a trick or two up his sleeves. On Kemosabe, it was hiding the radiator beneath the seat.

Shelby gets ready for her run down the 'great white dyno.'

Kemosabe in its raw, developmental stage.

The 1 3/8 Easton handlebars sit on a riser from Kraus Motor Co.

Jim purchased a little Honda 80 so he could teach all the girls how to ride. Cyndi gets a lesson on the Salt.

The AFT girls are hands-on and did almost 70% of the work on Kemosabe according to Jim.

Cyndi works on reassembling the cylinder heads.

Kemosabe's back end features a thick Avon Distanza tire covered by a Led Sled Customs rear fender.

Cyndi and Melanie get a crash course in welding courtesy of John Swartz of Miller Welding.

It started as a stock Honda VT750B engine before Bozzie Customs ported and polished the heads and Jim installed high-performance pistons and cams.

Shelby (left) and Sukhee (right) got an opportunity to ride Kemosabe on the vaunted Salt Flats during last year's BUB Speed Trials.