let me see your chopper bicycles

[kingfish254]

I was thinking that I would try to engineer a way to use the forks on an older frame for an adult muscle bike feel.

 

[thebigorangecat]

A Switchblade!

 

[Sulley]

Im building this OCC chrome trike, used a rearend from a 1950s Sears chain drive trike, got most of it done just need to mount the fenders and rear deck/step, blast and paint. Its a complete bolt on , no mods to the frame. Sulley

 

[kingfish254]

That OCC really turned out slick!!

 

[Rooski]

That OCC really turned out slick!!

I agree! And it looks all "factory fresh" like it was actually a "from the ground up" designed production trike. Nice job, Sully!

 

[Sulley]

Thanks guys, i did a little more to it yesterday. I got these rear steps for a Schwinn roadster tricycle and i boxed in the rear end. I also moved the seat back some by putting another seat post on the front of the seat pan. Gives me a little more room to ride. Sulley

 

[Firewalker]

this one we built from the ground up ...some parts you would know

this one was our first!

FW

 

[Vonpotter]

Just a sweet kids frame I found. Pretty sure it was a 90's murray. Welded up some extendo-forks put on some apes, done

 

[freddyfingaz]

I was thinking that I would try to engineer a way to use the forks on an older frame for an adult muscle bike feel.

Look forward it.

 

[Sulley]

Well i have big ones, small ones and ones in between, i even got one still in the box. :shock: :shock: :shock: Sulley

 

[kingfish254]

Your missing the scooter!!!

 

[OneHorsePower]

That tiny one is so cute
what's the name of it ?what size wheels/rims are on those (the tiny one)

 

[ZygoteLittle]

"Longbike"

“Vincent Chopper” by Redneck Engineering

IMHO – the greatest expression of a chopper – EVER!

 

[Sulley]

That tiny one is so cute
what's the name of it ?what size wheels/rims are on those (the tiny one)

Thats the Schwinn Stingray JR. It has a 12 1/2" rear tire and a 14" front. Sulley

 

[Sulley]

Your missing the scooter!!!

I have had like ten of those things. The kids around my house love them and they sell as soon as i get one. Sulley

 

[SylusMk2]

in the process of making a sissy bar for it and also need to make a seat post but heres what im working with...its a West coast choppers bike...im probably gonna repaint it in the future as well

 

[rick74304]

Big red, shortly after I bought it;

After riding rigid for a season, my back was pooched. Chopped up a dep't store bike for the suspension;

My son's chopper, built for the kids bbo'

Big wheel 2.0 The chopper thats also a spin trike;

More pics in my photobucket; http://s222.beta.photobucket.com/user/rick74304/library/

Rick

 

[Glen]

Here is the chopper I called Mantis. Sold this one about ten months ago. It was built using various frames and forks. Two sets of forks hold the rear wheel. Most of it was bolted together with only a small bit of welding done near the bottom bracket. I don't weld so have to get it done.

 

[iven]

I would really like to try that Drift trike for a spin :mrgreen: :lol: :wink:

Big wheel 2.0 The chopper thats also a spin trike;

More pics in my photobucket; http://s222.beta.photobucket.com/user/rick74304/library/

Rick

 

[SkidMark]

Made from a Varsity, a girl's Suburban and a Fair Lady. The fork has three layers of tubing in the extension. All butt joints are internally sleeved.