| Author | Message | ||
     Hattori_hanzo |
A lot of guys get all bent when a Buell becomes a donor to a chopper...can you imagine what the Ducatisti are screamin' when they see this?? http://www.drautos.com/search/srDetails.asp?itemid=264657&sessionkey={0EDC1238-13A2-4B57-AF3F-A1F1D1A54083} | ||
| Lonexb |
how about this one...    | ||
| Wardan123 |
That was featured in a recent Cycle World "american flyers" section. Unique and dare I say cool? | ||
| Jersey_thunder |
both of them BLOW AWAY the buell choppers! some brains went into them..i'm sure they weren't kits!! JT | ||
| Rex |
I guess I am crazy, but both look good..ahaha. REX | ||
| Lonexb |
i took those pictures at bike week 2004. at the rats hole show. brian | ||
| Oldog |
They are NOT KIT bikes, lots of thought in the "red" one, I have to laugh at the add on the link, will "supprise" novice sport bikers, in the twisties, I guess that they will fall off laughing? cut up a ridable scooter waste, sad waste of beautiful Italian craft work, but nice workmanship on both. what ever..... | ||
| Ginzero |
It looks like it would feel weird sitting on it with a rake like that..  | ||
| Midknyte |
If only the Buell choppers did as good a job... Them's sweet! | ||
| Chasespeed |
Actually, I kinda like them, especially the red one.. I would ride that in a heartbeat... My 2 cents... chase | ||
| Diablobrian |
only H-Ds being considered "real choppers" is a relatively new thing. There used to be loads of triumph, Honda, Norton, even bsa choppers. The lifestyle thing has corrupted peoples ideas, and creativity. glad to see there are still original thinkers in the chopper game. Not like the typical "I have a Custom Chrome catalog, So I'm now a custom bike builder" mentality that seems so pervasive these days. Ok, rant off. | ||
| Lonexb |
finally some one else that likes triumph choppers.   | ||
| 12r |
Just waiting for someone, somewhere to chop an MV... | ||
| Brucelee |
I have been to Mike's shop in Encinitas. His bikes are beautiful. Sound good too! | ||
| Hattori_hanzo |
I never said it wasn't creative...just that a "Ducatisti" would probably blow a head gasket. The execution of both Ducs is flawless. A ton of fabrication and craftmanship are easily seen. Speaking of Triumph choppers, here's an example of new school meets old school: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2004-Triumph-Old-School-Hot-Rod-Chopper-Bobber-Custom_W0QQitemZ4604057696QQcategoryZ6716QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem   " We started with a brand new Thruxton and then threw away all the BS that was on it." Ouch...that's a little harsh.  | ||
| Diablobrian |
sweet sweet trumpets! My brother, diablomichael has one. No pics yet, it is in final assembly now. He just got the tins back from paint. I hate to tell Him this, but I dig the style, if not the performance. Hey Michael, don't read this post. |
