What a blast

[moteurhead]

I absolutely love this project. It's been an arm-load of fun since day 1. Yes I spent many days working on my bike. Granted, you could build Overkill in a weekend, but why rush it? There are so many opportunities to add your own style and technique.

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[moteurhead]

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z230/j_sin_album/chopper/DSCN2262.jpg

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z230/j_sin_album/chopper/DSCN2268.jpg

[KoolKat]

Whoa! That's looking so cool!

[SirJoey]

Dude, thas lookin' like one exceptional ride! Kudos!

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[Sparky]

neat! the wire work really adds alot- might have to steal that idea for my chopper :)

i like the shock on the seat too.

whats that lever? is that a parking brake, or a shifter?

[moteurhead]

the lever is a suicide shifter for the six speed mid drive

[AtomicZombie]

Very cool! It's like "ClockWork OverKill".

Brad

[Richie Rich]

NICE..!!

I like the seat suspension system using the spring/shock. Clever...!!

Welcome to the AZ Krew.....

.....Richie Rich....
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[savarin]

thats one cool looking sled. Awesome

[moteurhead]

Thanx all for the great comments. I avoided a lot of potential mistakes by reading through some of your posts and I'm glad I could bring something back to the table. My bike is currently in the finishing stage and prepping for paint. I'll post the finished (as of yet un-named) chopper.

[ggriffin924]

I like the detail work with the small tubing or rod, not sure what you used. Great look to your project. I might have to try chopper next.

-Griffin-

[moteurhead]

5/16 and 1/4 in. solid round rod