Stan Miller Unveils Custom Motorcycle To Be Auctioned During Ride Against Childhood Hunger

On September 29, it's kickstands up for the third annual Oklahoma's Own Ride Against Childhood Hunger. And this year, the big event includes the auction of a custom-made Harley-Davidson Street Glide Motorcycle.

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This one-of-a-kind bike features incredible silver and blue metal flake paint, an oversized front tire, custom chrome wheels, a full Kicker sound system, and a stretched rear fender and bags, making it truly custom from the ground up!

The bike was built by Jerry Covington, well known throughout the motorcycle world for his one-of-a-kind custom bikes. He's also a winner of the Discovery Channel's "Biker Build Off."

Jerry is the owner and builder for Covingtons Customs out of Woodward, Oklahoma. Covingtons Customs and Case Wireline Services sponsored this motorcycle that will be auctioned off to benefit the Regional Food Bank's Food For Kids program in conjunction with this year's motorcycle ride. Jerry's bikes sell for as much as $150,000, and there's a waiting list of people hoping to have a custom bike made for them by Jerry at Covingtons.

For more information about the bike, and to sign up for the Ride Against Childhood Hunger, got to News9.com/StansRide.