Kent County Custom Mfg. Inc.

About KCC Originally from Notre-Dame NB, Luc Leblanc grew up working around his father's backyard shop. He was always taking stuff apart and then putting it back together. Luc always prides himself as working with class and perfection. At a very young age, Luc started riding motorcycles and he had always kept is dream of owning a Harley. Back in October 2002, at 22 years of age, he traded his 1999 Yamaha R1 for a pile of 1988 Harley Davidson Softail parts. After months of hard work customizing and fabricating his motorcycle, he finally had his first ride on a Harley. From there his passion for custom motorcycles grew. In January 2004, the company was officially created. After a new project bike was in the works, Luc decided to do machine work and fabricate custom bikes and parts under the name of Kent County Custom. Since he started, Luc received many good comments on the quality of the work he does in his small shop. The business is now booming with customers from all over and with today's economy more people are upgrading their bikes instead of buying or building new ones. Which creates a more affordable market for customers. The aftermarket business is on the fly, with more and more products coming out everyday.