What Are You Building?
Harley CustomDiscuss What Are You Building? in the Motorcycles forums; So the economy sucks and we are all feeling the financial pressure. So what are forum members here building with what little disposible income we might have?
Customs, choppers, bobbers ...
So the economy sucks and we are all feeling the financial pressure. So what are forum members here building with what little disposible income we might have?
Customs, choppers, bobbers or baggers? What's in your garage?
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So the economy sucks and we are all feeling the financial pressure. So what are forum members here building with what little disposible income we might have?
Customs, choppers, bobbers or baggers? What's in your garage?
Still have my bagger, but its mostly pretty much stock. I figure I'll modify it when I see a need to. In the meantime I like seeing what others are doing with theirs. So more photos here and in the magazine please.
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So the economy sucks and we are all feeling the financial pressure. So what are forum members here building with what little disposible income we might have?
Customs, choppers, bobbers or baggers? What's in your garage?
I need to find a part-time job to build up that disposable income for the next project.
I have a little disposable income right now and am starting this new project bike to be done on a budget. It's going to be a 70's style chopper. Old school if you want to call it that, but with some modern technology. I am starting with a 1980 Shovelhead running into an Ultima 6 speed with a 3" BDL open drive. The mechanicals will go into a Rolling Thunder frame set up with a 6" up and 3" out stretch, 50 degrees of rake. A 20" over Redneck Engineering springer front end. 80 spoke wire wheels at both ends and a 180 rear tire. No front fender and a short rear fender. Kick start only with about 14 inch ape hangers. Should be REAL cool!
I have a little disposable income right now and am starting this new project bike to be done on a budget. It's going to be a 70's style chopper. Old school if you want to call it that, but with some modern technology. I am starting with a 1980 Shovelhead running into an Ultima 6 speed with a 3" BDL open drive. The mechanicals will go into a Rolling Thunder frame set up with a 6" up and 3" out stretch, 50 degrees of rake. A 20" over Redneck Engineering springer front end. 80 spoke wire wheels at both ends and a 180 rear tire. No front fender and a short rear fender. Kick start only with about 14 inch ape hangers. Should be REAL cool!
Dang! Keep us informed, will ya? Looks like a fun project.
Disposable income? What's that?
__________________ ===================== Rob 2007 FXDB San Diego, CA
John 1:14
It is the duty of nations, as well as of men, to own their dependence upon the overruling power of God, to confess their sins and transgressions, in humble sorrow, yet with assured hope that genuine repentance will lead to mercy and pardon; and to recognize the sublime truth announced in the Holy Scriptures and proven by all history, that those nations only are blessed whose God is the LORD. ----Abraham Lincoln
I will keep you informed of the progress. I will post pics as I get things done.It is a fun project! This afternoon I took a cutting wheel to my brand new Ultima tranny and cut the starter ear off of it. Now I have to smooth it a little and give it a little polish. I guess I'm dedicated now to making it a kick only(that was my plan anyhow)! My belt drive came yesterday and my tranny sprocket and chain are due tomorrow. The frontend will be here by Thursday. Then the real mockup will start.
This is my Granddaughter Sky, age 7. Can't walk, talk, or feed herself but look at that smile. Anyone care to complain about their lot in life? Not me!