American IronHorse bikes are still considered valuable and highly desirable to this day among custom bike enthusiasts and fans of the manufacturer itself, and many models can be found for sale online in new and used condition. Some famous motorcycle models from this manufacturer include the Roadster, the Outlaw-Softtail, the Legend-Softtail, the YR Classic, the Thunder, the Texas Chopper, the Stalker, and the SR Roadster, to name just a few of the company’s many high-quality motorcycle styles.

Almost every aspect of the motorcycle was built 'in-house' with the exception of their S&S engines.

Founded in 1995, American Ironhorse was the largest factory producer of custom motorcycles in the United States until production was ceased in 2008. Its first production chopper was released in 2001, and was historical in that it included the first digital speedometer in the motorcycle industry. Select any 2005 American Ironhorse Motorcycles model. Each motorcycle was also built with an S&S engine that was not built in-house but was assembled in the same Fort Worth factory as the bikes themselves. These bikes have a one peice nose cone and you cant change the rev-limit on these bikes with out replacing a lot of parts and voiding you warranty. American IronHorse was also unique in that its entire manufacturing process was completed in one 224,000 square foot factory on Blue Mound Road in Fort Worth, Texas. All 2005 American Ironhorse The people at American Ironhorse factory tech line said that i52-5300 is close enough to factory specs. The company was liquidated in 2008 after facing some financial troubles, but it was once the largest producer of custom factory motorcycles in the United States. American IronHorse bikes are still considered valuable and highly desirable to this day among custom bike enthusiasts and fans of the manufacturer itself, and many models can be found for sale online in new and used condition.American IronHorse Motorcycle Co., formerly an American custom motorcycle manufacturer, was founded by Tim Edmondson and Bill Rucker in 1995. Its first production chopper was released in 2001, and was historical in that it included the first digital speedometer in the motorcycle industry. American IronHorse was also unique in that its entire manufacturing process was completed in one 224,000 square foot factory on Blue Mound Road in Fort Worth, Texas. American IronHorse Motorcycle Co., formerly an American custom motorcycle manufacturer, was founded by Tim Edmondson and Bill Rucker in 1995.

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