The Chopper Compendium

Thats some wild paint.Not to crazy about using the swing arm as part of the hard tail, but would love to have that in my garage.

Reminds me of the old days

Jeff L wrote:Thats some wild paint.Not to crazy about using the swing arm as part of the hard tail, but would love to have that in my garage.

I think it's a bolt-on hardtail section.

curt wrote:Reminds me of the old days

Yep, there are several types of custom paint on here that were popular in the 60s-70s.
Endless line, lace, panels, shading, others...

Iam reaching for the sand blaster .....................snot right! clever paint though!

sick bike but not metric

triker_chewie wrote:sick bike but not metric

Only 2 options, and it definitely is not North American.

I see,might pay to ask Dan for a WW section

isnt england on the metric system (technicaly)

As this bike was built originally in 1960, it came with a swingarm, which the builder has utilized creating a STRUTTED swingarm. All the hardtail sections connect to the frame down where the exhaust passes under and past the back of the frame. And, I can see that he used the stock swingarm. Knowledge from an old chopper builder. Triumphs were very popular back in the day. Remember; if you don't wrench your ride, you're not a biker - just an enthusiast.