The Chopper Compendium

His front suspension looks like the 3rd sketch (B) I posted ! I've seen it done before this , but never better !

I know I aint the first with this or any other idea , I do like to put them out there to see what someone else with a good eye and imagination can create !!

and he sure does have a good eye and a creative flair for bringing these ideas to life It does inspire me to have a go, but I'm not sure I could match the quality of this dude's work......

Maz xx

real nice work there love the fact that its so diffrent id ride the hell outa it

gearhead1951 wrote:His front suspension looks like the 3rd sketch (B) I posted ! I've seen it done before this , but never better !

I know I aint the first with this or any other idea , I do like to put them out there to see what someone else with a good eye and imagination can create !!

Where is this post? I'd like to see. I didn't intentionally copy or otherwise replicate anything I've seen previously.
But then we all know - nothing is new.

On the old board it was in springers ect .. , Here it is in frame building , diamond frames , 10th post down !

Brought over from the old board by Maz !! (thanks again lady )

no worries dude

Maz xx

Great pix, love the burl look, very unusual...

chopsmitty wrote: But then we all know - nothing is new.

I've only personaly seen this frontend on one other bike...to tell you the truth,I like yours a lot better.This is a really cool build mN.What kind of engine is that?

It's a Briggs & Stratton 35hp. It's 1000cc's and makes over 50lbft of torque in stock form. Thanks for the front end comments!

Back at ride height..


Rear leafer is assembled but I have to make some bronze bushings and assemble using the custom hardware - this stuff is just for mockup.


Front end..

Great fabrication and machine work!!

stunning

Maz xx

Just a huge number of cool custom details that are very different.

Love the leafer...

Super busy at work, but took the day off shop work and did some fun stuff

Designed a wing nut - a BIG one because I couldn't find a nice one in 1/2-20 thread...



and machined it out of a scrap hunk of brass...

this project just gets better and better

Maz xx