@TheErastus Make sure you sub, I will be posting more about this frame, it has a sweet goose neck I put in last week. It is a rigid loops to bottom rails. Sometimes we flow the bottom rails on back to the rear ends in one piece but most of the time the customers like this look as it looks separate and just over all gives it a bit different look then the generic bikes. I'll post more about the rakes soon as that subject can be big especially when considering what front ends will work
Thanks, There will be allot more coming, I have to get everything moved 1,750 miles to texas very soon so I am on the wire to get things done but will be posting allot more
Thanks, I got the degree finder from tricktools dotcom the clamp came with it. I am going to post allot more videos but we are in the middle of moving the shop and house to another state so we will be down for a few weeks
Who makes that degree finder? And where can I get one? I like how it clamps on. Cool videos. I'm a Harley mechanic getting into metal work and building bikes. It's awesome. I'd love to see more videos.
I got mine for trick tools a cool online toy shop for guys. I will hopefully be posting more videos soon, settled into life in texas now but still have not opened a shop here yet, cramped in the garage relaxing lol
@scourge805 That was a build off bike we were doing for a show called the tripple threat. The show however was cancelled midway when Discovery sold all the biker build off shows to TLC so yeah not much video was taken by us. I do have a bunch from the show the camera guys were kind enough to give me but its uncut and I would have to go through it. Maybe I will post some of it
Good video ..I like it / always good to learn . I'll be building an old school chopper for 2016 bike week contest...I am making my own frame ..70's style chopper with ZX14 powerplant... I am not one to show off my stuff but I need to get a bunch of money for debt payoff.. What better way than to build a unique chopper and sell for big bucks. I have lots of trophy's I got from the guys I built bikes for but never entered anything on my own.. Just not into that sort of thing.
Sorry no sound here at the office, not sure if it was mentioned in the video or not. Is this an INECO Rotary draw bender? I have one at the house and been killing to test it out on a new project. I need a bit of help on the controls though. Awesome Videos, keep up the good work, bud.
It is DOM tubing 120 wall. I use 1 1/4" for bottom rails, seat, rear loops and 1 3/4" for backbone and downtube and in some cases the seat tube if it is part of the backbone so it is all one piece. Thanks for the comment :-) God bless you as well.
Is this being mocked up for a soft tail? I would like to continue to follow this 180mm frame build. Interested in how you make the rake decision Thanks
Sorry I missed this post, but yeah the controls are fairly simple after you figure out the spring back value. Also keep in mind if you are doing a left and right to match try to do the two as close to possible time wise since spring back values change with temperature, they dont change much but if you want them to mirror each other its good to hit them on the same day at about the same time.
Trick tools is where I purchased that one. I recently got a digital one but have not used it yet.... Kinda like that one a bunch as it has served me well on hundreds of frames. just google trick tools, tricktools is their web address with the com at the end but I can not type it out in a comment or it gets blocked lol
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Will do, I have most of it set up now in my garage. We moved all the way to Texas so it has been an adventure to say the least
thanks man i really want to start doing it my self
This is good stuff...Keep it going chap..!
This is awsome stuff, I wish I would have found your channel sooner
@TheErastus Make sure you sub, I will be posting more about this frame, it has a sweet goose neck I put in last week. It is a rigid loops to bottom rails. Sometimes we flow the bottom rails on back to the rear ends in one piece but most of the time the customers like this look as it looks separate and just over all gives it a bit different look then the generic bikes. I'll post more about the rakes soon as that subject can be big especially when considering what front ends will work
Thanks, There will be allot more coming, I have to get everything moved 1,750 miles to texas very soon so I am on the wire to get things done but will be posting allot more
The clamp for the level is the best thing since sliced bread. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
really like that bike at the end shoot a vid of it if u still got it
Love this video. May I have more please? I like how you discuss decision making steps. It really helps to demystify the process.
Intrested hella I'm working on 78 cm450 in process of hard tailing
the clamp you have attached on the tube to place the angle finder is brilliant...shd make one like that for myself...
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I should have more videos coming. We moved halfway across the US so still settling in lol
Thanks man I appreciate it a ton!
Thanks, I got the degree finder from tricktools dotcom the clamp came with it.
I am going to post allot more videos but we are in the middle of moving the shop and house to another state so we will be down for a few weeks
Who makes that degree finder? And where can I get one? I like how it clamps on. Cool videos. I'm a Harley mechanic getting into metal work and building bikes. It's awesome. I'd love to see more videos.
I got mine for trick tools a cool online toy shop for guys.
I will hopefully be posting more videos soon, settled into life in texas now but still have not opened a shop here yet, cramped in the garage relaxing lol
@scourge805 That was a build off bike we were doing for a show called the tripple threat. The show however was cancelled midway when Discovery sold all the biker build off shows to TLC so yeah not much video was taken by us. I do have a bunch from the show the camera guys were kind enough to give me but its uncut and I would have to go through it. Maybe I will post some of it
Good video ..I like it / always good to learn . I'll be building an old school chopper for 2016 bike week contest...I am making my own frame ..70's style chopper with ZX14 powerplant... I am not one to show off my stuff but I need to get a bunch of money for debt payoff.. What better way than to build a unique chopper and sell for big bucks. I have lots of trophy's I got from the guys I built bikes for but never entered anything on my own.. Just not into that sort of thing.
Sorry no sound here at the office, not sure if it was mentioned in the video or not. Is this an INECO Rotary draw bender? I have one at the house and been killing to test it out on a new project. I need a bit of help on the controls though.
Awesome Videos, keep up the good work, bud.
It is DOM tubing 120 wall. I use 1 1/4" for bottom rails, seat, rear loops and
1 3/4" for backbone and downtube and in some cases the seat tube if it is part of the backbone so it is all one piece.
Thanks for the comment :-) God bless you as well.
Dude these are awesome videos! Im in the design process of building me my first ground up chopper these are great insightful vids I appreciate it
Instablaster.
Is this being mocked up for a soft tail?
I would like to continue to follow this 180mm frame build.
Interested in how you make the rake decision
Thanks
Sorry I missed this post, but yeah the controls are fairly simple after you figure out the spring back value. Also keep in mind if you are doing a left and right to match try to do the two as close to possible time wise since spring back values change with temperature, they dont change much but if you want them to mirror each other its good to hit them on the same day at about the same time.
Thanks
Thanks, getting close to being able to do some work here and will post some stuff up
Trick tools is where I purchased that one. I recently got a digital one but have not used it yet.... Kinda like that one a bunch as it has served me well on hundreds of frames. just google trick tools, tricktools is their web address with the com at the end but I can not type it out in a comment or it gets blocked lol
Show us much more, please. Thanks.
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Nice video, where did you get that angle gauge? Sure would like one of those for my bender. Keep up posting those vids. Thanks man.
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