First chopper build
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I totally have a set of bars that look like you designed Haha
Stoked on your build. I'll be watching. Just started my build too.Comment
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So I'm home from school for spring break and I'm gonna try and bust some stuff out on the bike. I don't have enough money to finish it right now, but I'm damn close. I need: 6 over 33.4mm tubes, 21in drum front wheel + tire, and some funky pipes.
Today I fit up the gas tank and welded the bungs in:
I kinda grinded the bungs down like an idiot, but whatever nobodys gonna see em and there in
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I also realized with the new front end I don't need the ol fork lock on the headtube. so ITS GOTTA GO
Heres the new front end, she needs a little love. But shes gonna do fine.
Also, I know that with the 39mm front ends, when you put longer tubes on you would also make a spacer so that the spring has the same preload and stuff. Is the same method used on the 33.4mm front ends? Might be a dumb question, but better safe than sorry. Thanks!Comment
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i have used this technique with pretty good results...
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i have used this technique with pretty good results...
http://www.lowbrowcustoms.com/tech/h....EiNuIGJd.dpbsComment
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killer thread, loving how you're documenting everything man. I'm new to this whole thing - did you change the rake on your frame at all? or did you just extend the fork by 6"? thanks, hopefully i don't sound totally clueless haha. bike looking great though.Comment
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Thanks! and the headtube is stock rake, I just bought 6" over fork tubes.Comment
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So I decided I don't like how the stock cam cover hides the oil lines and I decided to trim it down.
So I ghetto rigged the motor to lay on its side, I thought it would be easier to pull it off like this.
Hopefully I can trim the Cam cover today, I can only go into my dads shop and work when all the mechanics leave at around 5:00. So until then.
And here is the rear chain cog with some hardware that I threw together.
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For what it's worth, I have tried this technique with a fender similar to your and it didn't work so well for me. I ended up doing it the old school way with a metal hammer and shrinking the radius that way, pretty time consuming but it worked. Hopefully that way works for you! Build looks like its coming along nicely tooComment
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For what it's worth, I have tried this technique with a fender similar to your and it didn't work so well for me. I ended up doing it the old school way with a metal hammer and shrinking the radius that way, pretty time consuming but it worked. Hopefully that way works for you! Build looks like its coming along nicely tooComment
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