RedLine Harley Davidson Low Rider ST 2023

The Harley-Davidson Low Rider ST is already a great starting point for a performance clubstyle build. With RedLine, our goal was to give it a more aggressive look, add some practical upgrades, and bring everything together with a custom paint scheme.

Built on a 2023 Harley-Davidson FXLRST, RedLine combines white bodywork, red wheels, black accents, and exposed carbon fiber. The result is a sporty, clean-looking Low Rider ST with plenty of custom details.

A New Look for the Low Rider ST

The first thing that catches your eye is the paintwork. White body panels with red and black graphics give RedLine its character, while the bright red wheels add a bold contrast.

We kept the original Low Rider ST fairing and paired it with our Inception Series Bolt-On Saddlebags.

The saddlebags follow the lines of the Softail frame and give the bike a more compact, custom appearance compared to traditional touring luggage. They're also practical, offering storage space without taking away from the clubstyle look.

A silver and black Harley Davidson FXLRST with vibrant orange-red wheel accents, parked on a concrete surface in front of a dark green slatted wall.

Carbon Fiber Throughout the Build

RedLine features several Tommy&Sons carbon fiber components, with some left fully exposed and others incorporated into the paint scheme.

We installed our Carbon Fiber Front Fender, Carbon Fiber Rear Fender, and Carbon Fiber Side Covers.

The rear fender is one of our favorite details on this build. Its exposed carbon fiber finish works especially well against the white saddlebags.

Up front, the Carbon Fiber Dash Console adds another detail to the fuel tank, matching the rest of the carbon components.

Close-up of a motorcycle's front wheel featuring a black tire, a carbon fiber front fender, a black fork with gold accents, and a bright orange-red wheel rim.

Gold Fork Tubes and Front-End Upgrades

For the front suspension, we fitted our 43mm Gold Inverted Fork Tubes.

The gold finish gives the front end a subtle racing touch and works particularly well with the red wheels and black fork lowers.

We also installed the Inception Series Triple Tree and Performance Series Front Wheel Axle Covers to complete the setup.

Close-up of a motorcycle engine with a circular air filter featuring a pink and black pleated cone inside a black bezel, mounted on a silver and black Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

The Smaller Details

A few smaller upgrades make a noticeable difference when looking at REDLINE up close.

The Mugger Series Driver Mini Floorboards replace the standard footpegs, providing a wider platform for the rider while keeping a compact design.

On the primary side, we fitted our Transparent M8 Derby Cover, adding another custom detail to the blacked-out engine.

For lighting, we went with Imperceptible Front LED Turn Signals and Crook Series 3-in-1 LED Taillights.

Both are compact solutions that keep the lighting discreet without adding unnecessary bulk to the motorcycle.

Custom clubstyle FXLRST project with carbon fiber parts

RedLine - A Different Take on the FXLRST

What we like most about RedLine is how well the different parts work together. The white and red paintwork, exposed carbon fiber, gold fork tubes, and black CNC-machined accessories give the bike a consistent look from front to rear.

It's still unmistakably a Low Rider ST, just with a lot more personality.

RedLine is a good example of how far you can take the FXLRST platform without completely changing its original character.

Want to build something similar? Explore the Tommy&Sons parts used on REDLINE at www.tommy-sons.com and find the right upgrades for your Harley-Davidson Low Rider S or ST.