harley bike
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That flows real nice, very cool !
ya know, it blow's me away, you haven't had more responses.
this bike is awesome. great lines, top notch carpentry skills (those flames are inlayed, right?)
based on the illustration, i'm guessing it was routed with a cnc?
trick man, real trick.
something about those forks just don't do the rest of your bike justice. i think its the lack of triple tree's. they work,but ya loose the harley feel. i think you could send this bike over the top with right springer front end (something modeled after an old motorcycle springer)
monark fork/with disk
http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/viewto ... &sk=t&sd=a
this bike is awesome. great lines, top notch carpentry skills (those flames are inlayed, right?)
based on the illustration, i'm guessing it was routed with a cnc?
trick man, real trick.
something about those forks just don't do the rest of your bike justice. i think its the lack of triple tree's. they work,but ya loose the harley feel. i think you could send this bike over the top with right springer front end (something modeled after an old motorcycle springer)
monark fork/with disk
http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/viewto ... &sk=t&sd=a
AWSOME!!! Ya i agree, a strait springer fork would look sick on it!!!
I ran across the post a few times but, did not open it because I thought it was just another mass produced Harley bike. Wow! Was I wrong. Great lines and cool construction method. I would love to see more pictures of how the drive train works.
Absolutely awesome build method!! I agree with deorman, I like the look of the second bike better, but man you've got skills!! Beautiful work! 
