According to Paul, he’s commissioned to create about twelve projects every year. Each completed project can claim as many as seven-hundred hours of his time. Because each is unique, receiving dozens of one-of-a-kind, billet aluminum parts and original sheet metal, building more than twelve custom motorcycles a year would be just about impossible. But turning out a dozen quality, artistic, and engineering marvels is certainly a feat within itself.

Paul has been quoted as saying he sees motorcycles in everything; he eats, sleeps, and dreams his inspiration. Even before he starts a project, he envisions the end result, picturing how each part will work together to maintain his unique blend of style and function. Since 1984 Paul has turned out what are considered by many to be some of the world’s most fascinating and beautiful custom Harleys on the planet.

For Alan’s The Color of Money, Paul started with a 2007 Harley-Davidson Street Glide. With a 96″ Twin Cam engine, Alan was sure to have plenty of power. You’ll see plenty of Paul’s Bagger Nation parts on the bike; from forks, Bagger Nation Legacy front and rear wheels, a Chupa rear fender, and of course Bagger Nation dual Wedgy tail lights frenched into the bags, just to name a few. Alan loves what he describes as “a bangin’ 600-watt stereo with custom speaker grills and 8” subs plus 6×9’s in saddlebags,” as well as the Bagger Nation raked and visored front fairing. But he says another favorite aspect of the bike is the “killer” color created for him by the Bagger Nation crew and Hector Martinez.

To get a good look at Paul’s hottest new releases (not yet in the catalog) or just take a look at some of the coolest bikes you’ll ever see, visit his website at www.paulyaffeoriginals.com.