Can't ride 'em, so I'll talk about 'em

This one was built from Vstar 650. I've never taken on a project quite like this so it would be a (fun) learning experience. One of these days...

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...starbobber.jpg

Devin if you're interested in what NYC choppers can do you can go to their web sight, NYCchoppers.com, or pull up the web for back issues of Street Chopper magazine, the bike NYC built for me is on the cover of the August 2006 issue.(story inside). As they say, " may the sun always shine and the wind be at your back"

Sticks, is it this one?

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...stchopper2.jpg

Nice custom! Definitely got some old school cool going on. I like the knuckle build and dirt tracker that they have in their gallery as well.

You might like this one too.

The Rossmeyer HD bobber is actually made by Thunder Mountain Customs from Colorado.

I tried to attach a picture, but once again.....no joy. Ken:eek:

That's nice, too, Jim. Is that one yours? I like most of them, but when I get around to making (or buying something) I think I want it to have that beefy front tire and a little shorter fork. I do like that low slung look and the bobbed tail, though.

Ken, TMC is about 15 minutes down the freeway from my house!

No it's not mine, wouldn't touch a "murder cycle", but do enjoy looking at them and appreciating the art of design and fine workmanship that's written all over them.

That example was at the annual open house of Hutter Performance Engines which is just down the road from here.

:)

Here is the picture I tried to send earlier...with Jim's help. Ken

Jim Keller has to jump in here.... C'mon Toolman, we need a picture of your own built original for you, ready to ride, Captain America.;)

You found it ,that's my "Monroe" ( Marilyn in the photo). I,m having lots of fun with it. My long distance bike , of course, is the springer nostalgic.But both to Sturgis with me every year. If you're going next year let me know and we'll hook up.