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#31
07-31-2011
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Cool looking bike.
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#32
08-02-2011
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Thanks, I like it too
My cousin Allen, Picture 106.jpg Picture 014.jpg the reason I bought the frame and my co-builder passed away a couple years ago. Determined to finish what we started and my compulsion to do everything on my own, was my drive. I'm glad I completed it. I have something to say to anyone wishing to build one from the ground up. It can be done but Do Not let American Choppers, magazines and your buddy's fool you it is hard work. I hope you have at least one person you can count on that has some knowledge of bikes too. Besides the expense of the obvious parts motor, frame, transmission, fenders and tank there are tons of other parts you'll need that aren't as obvious (lots of loc-tite) so have some extra cash to throw at it and do not expect everything to just fit. Even the stuff I bought from the same manufacture needed some mod to work. Please don't let that discourage you because if you do take a build on for yourself once you get done the satisfaction alone is well worth every frustrated minute you spend waiting on parts and trying to get things to fit correctly. I had alot of fun and I wish anyone who takes on their own build as good a time.
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#33
08-02-2011
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I have a friend that wanted his bars wired internally. Then he liked the looks of these mirrors. 22 wires through each handlebar. Talk about unexpected complexity.
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