The Chopper Compendium

now that looks quite useful.

it's kind of hard to see, but is the jack bolted to the table at the bottom?



-dan

funny, but the builder (guy sitting behind the bike in the black shirt and khaki slacks) is a friend of mine. A-syks is the name of his shop.

-dan

man, i know all about the *slowly* part.

it's looking good though, i'm excited for you. it's encouraging to see you still at it.

Mark, you'd better be getting back on yours, too. or, you could always give it to me...

-dan

lovin' it every step of the way. and the handlebars? hell, that's one of the most difficult parts of the build if ya ask me. and just FYI, i'm running a 7/8" throttle too - Tachikawa brand. why? because it simply feels better in my hand. and the grips i'm using? off a Honda Magna 50. they feel ...

looks like the beginnings of something good, Scott. what's gonna be powering it?

take care,
-dan

part of it may be that it just needs to be ridden a bit to let it wear in and loosen up a bit. on mine, it took a few miles before it really started getting sweet. i don't recall it ever sinking like telescopic forks when i pushed down on it, though.

take care,
-dan

i think the leafer looks good on it, personally. and on the license plate light, have you seen the license plate bolts with LEDs in them? takes care of two things at once.

-dan

when posted, they were perfectly legal, so until someone emails me with a take down request, i see nothing wrong with them.

thanks for posting them, it's truly sad to see such a talent leave the world. a huge loss.

-dan

and i'm spent. hope you enjoyed.

-dan

ok, i'm gettin' tired of clicking these buttons...

nope, not yet.

ain't it over yet???

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