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- Thread starter Cheyenne
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Very cool seeing all the scenes start to come together. 
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Looking good man! 
centaur567
Well-known member
I can't get over the amount of detail. Gary S.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looks like you have nailed the true flavor of New Jersey with these.
Cheyenne
Moderator
Gonna try and make a late 60's chopper out of one of the two Harley Davidson WLA's in Miniart's motorcycle repair crew .
That or run it over with my Jeep .........
Kit sucks even if you were to try and build it as it's supposed to be built , long , long list of wtf's on fit etc.
That or run it over with my Jeep .........
Kit sucks even if you were to try and build it as it's supposed to be built , long , long list of wtf's on fit etc.
Cheyenne
Moderator
Ok , the horror show part of this is over .
The only way I would continue on with this was if I could scratch a convincing extended front " chopper " fork .
Far from perfect but I've got pretty low standards , if it looks like a duck , walks like a duck and quacks like a duck ...................
I'm still gonna wear my brown pants for the rest of this build cuz the potential for failing is very , ever present , still a hellava lot I can screw up ...........
The only way I would continue on with this was if I could scratch a convincing extended front " chopper " fork .
Far from perfect but I've got pretty low standards , if it looks like a duck , walks like a duck and quacks like a duck ...................
I'm still gonna wear my brown pants for the rest of this build cuz the potential for failing is very , ever present , still a hellava lot I can screw up ...........
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looks like you are off to a good start!
Are fork extenders always tubes?
Cheyenne
Moderator
Pretty much , you can get crazy with custom stuff tho . It also depends on what type of bike you ride .
I'd love to try and build this one of these days , actual bike owned by a guy in the Netherlands , if I remember correctly .
I'd have to put a wig on that for me to ride her! She needs to eat!I'd love to try and build this one of these days , actual bike owned by a guy in the Netherlands , if I remember correctly .
True, but it does seem like it had it in one of the photos you posted:
It is a John Farr creation called "The Crypt" and was made for a magazine. "The fuel tank is uniquely located low behind the engine, underneath the rear fender."
Check out the video:
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