VOLUME 58 ISSUE 31 AUGUST 3, 2021 P101
The Chief's tune was a collab-
oration between Ryan at Lloyd's
Garage in North Carolina, and
another Ryan who works at Toce
Exhausts in Manchester, Con-
necticut.
"Ryan at Lloyd's
was able to just
make a calcula-
tion for how much
more fuel and
timing he thought
it would need for
the cams, throttle
body and injec-
tors we put in,"
says Brewer. "So,
it was kind of a
shot in the dark,
but Ryan [at Lloyds] knows so
much and Toce knows so much.
We also had help from OC Indian
and their lead mechanic Damon
York, who brought over his cam
tool after work one night and
installed the cams for us. With a
shortage of parts due to current
demand, their parts and service
manager Ian Sherburn had a
Stage 1 intake system and other
small parts we broke in, which
was a huge help."
The teamed paired up with the
master craftsmen at Saddleman
to create the tail section, carbon-
fiber belly pan, custom seat, and
the part I was pretty insistent on
before I raced it–the custom tank
pad, so I had somewhere to lean
my fat gut while under brakes
and cornering.
The only thing left to do now
was take it to the track and see if
it went as good as it looked.
Rennie (right) with
the attack dog that is
Cameron Brewer. Brewer
was not only instrumental
to the build but ran the
show on next to no sleep
for four days while in
Utah. Legend.
(Top) The exhaust is a work of metallic art. (Bottom)
Saddlemen came to the party with the carbon belly pan,
seat unit and this beautiful pad for the tank, that
helped Rennie get a bit of stability under braking.
RSD bar risers completed a very
minimalist rider cockpit.
