Lets see some dirt bike chops...

[krampus]

I've been building up my 1980 XL185, first bike, have no idea what I'm doing, teaching myself and learning along the way.... just wondering what other dirt bike builds we have...post 'em up

[krampus]

[TwoShoes]

Cool mini chopper.

[Boondocker]

I grew up in the golden age of dirtbikes aka the '70's... It always makes me flinch a little when I see a perfectly good dirtbike all cut up like that.

Here's mine from a few years ago:

[cros36]

can a dirt bike that was originally, well a dirt bike, become street legal? im sure its different state to state but, whats is that process like?

[krampus]

mine was a dual sport and I got it registered and insured before I cut anything... so its all good.

[Guest]

as long as it passes inspection,(lights etc)dirt bikes have titles and numbers,get it registered ,,tags ,,,insurance, add the needed equipment to make it legal,,,,watch knobbies on wet pavement though, you will bust your ass,,,,

[teledan]

I just recently picked this up:



I will probably build a street tracker out of it over the winter. I may be going to pick up another one here in the next week or two.

[mountainryder]

dirt bike chops

I haven't seen many here yet. Starting a bobber build with a dirt bike/enduro seemed natural to me. They are light and simple to modify. I have seen a few others on the interweb.
Anyway here is my 1980 Honda xl250s bobber. I did a cheater hardtial job, lowered the forks, made an exhaust, interweb seat and springs and a bit of paint.

[redbaron]

I think there is a thread floating around somewhere


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[Guest]

Merged into existing dirt bike chop thread, when the redirect expires tomorrow you'll be able to find it in the Lets see Bike Pics sticky near the bottom of the page.

[OneOffStroker]

Not exactly a dirt bike chop, but a conversion on my WR450F. This thing is a goddamn insane asylum!

[volcomskater77]

72 dt125. fucked up the suspension geometry, so its gonna be a tall ground clearance hardtail

[steve73]

thats one interesting ride ya got there! want to see it finished...

[davidabl]

as long as it passes inspection,(lights etc)dirt bikes have titles and numbers,get it registered ,,tags ,,,insurance, add the needed equipment to make it legal,,,,watch knobbies on wet pavement though, you will bust your ass,,,,

In California it's a little more involved than that..especially if it's a 2smoker.