07/17/2026
Some builds aren’t about starting from scratch. They’re about preserving what makes a bike special while bringing it back to life.
This is Cole Trask’s 1991 FXR, a bike he picked up from Paul Yaffe Originals two years ago. Finished in a rare 1-of-9 paint scheme, it’s always been a bike he’s been proud to own.
Over the last month, Cole has been quietly going through it piece by piece, replacing tired components with fresh chrome and bringing the bike back to the standard he had in mind. Nothing flashy. Just a lot of attention to detail.
If you know Cole, you know he’s particular about style. Every part has a purpose, every finish has to be right, and every detail matters. We think this bike couldn’t represent him any better.
The best part? In just a few weeks, this FXR will be pointed toward Sturgis, where Cole will be riding alongside his brother, Holden, on his ’93 FXR, and his dad, Nick. Two generations of Trasks, three FXRs, and thousands of miles ahead.
Happy FXR Friday.