7 months in the Making

[CBGB]

I have been on this project since January. Most of parts were found at swap meets. Whatever I could'nt find or afford I made. Any work that I could'nt do myself (powdercoating, lacing the wheels) I bartered for. This is the bike I envisioned. Tell me what you guys think......

[CBGB]

Nothing huh...

[energizer bunny]

I like it......altough im not that clued up on bikes...whats with the blue??

[Dukkit]

very nice man.

id say it could use a slightly larger rear wheel. not huge. but a lil bigger.

but great lookin bike

how she run?

[Mooseman33]

very nice man.....what do u have sunk in her(cost)?

[vpchill]

Nice

[SMCengineer]

Don't know much about choppers (I can tell you anything about supermotos though), but that looks pretty awesome. Reminds me of the choppers from Easy Rider.

[Matt]

Thats cool lol, it took me 2 years to build my pogo stick...

[IM708]

Not bad

[CBGB]

I like it......altough im not that clued up on bikes...whats with the blue??

Its pretty common to coat the wheels on these old bobbers in red. I wanted to be a little different, so I went with blue

very nice man.

id say it could use a slightly larger rear wheel. not huge. but a lil bigger.

but great lookin bike

how she run?

I was going for the old school chopper/ bobber look. Thats why the wheel is so thin. Runs great. Motor has been stroked and cammed. Still have some tweaking to do though.

very nice man.....what do u have sunk in her(cost)?

Probably around 3500-4000 not counting the frame. It's a vintage Jammer plunger frame. Took about a year and a half of saving and searching to find it.

Reminds me of the choppers from Easy Rider.

Nailed it!!

[Hunter]

like the sidmounted brake light and the no frills headlight. You stuck very well to a bobber/chopper ride. What rise on the handlebars.

[CBGB]

like the sidmounted brake light and the no frills headlight. You stuck very well to a bobber/chopper ride. What rise on the handlebars.

Thanks man. Handlebars are 12 up 3 1/2 back.