It's great to have a frame jig. In the good ole days, we just eyeballed everything, arc-welded up everything and hoped for the best. The completed bike is gonna be a treat! Thanks!
You do some awesome work and the shop bike is going to look killer!! I sold my bagger and kept my twin cam softail .. thinking about having the frame raked so I can run a 19 over springer along with giving it a old school look.
Nice job. These old frames can be a battle trying to make them usable (and safe). I built a straight leg frame using an old engine cradle section. From what i learned on that experience I recently finished dry fitting a wishbone frame. It’s been a lot of work but I can stand back and say “I built that”. It’s a good feeling.
Great work dude! I'm in the process of restoring an old beat up Wishbone frame myself. It was raked out back in the day and I'll be bringing it back closer to stock rake, so seeing this was a nice bump in motivation.
HOUSE OF CHOPPERS RULE . THIS GUY GIVES OFF THE JESSIE JAMES INDIAN LARRY VIBE REALLY ADMIRER HIS SKILLSET GREAT JOB YOUNG FELLA FROM OLD GUY IN THE EAST COAST .KEEP UP THE HARD WORK SOON I WILL BE RETIRED THEN READY TO TRAVEL TO BUY AN OLDER HARLEY NO MORE NEW 1984 OR OLDER ONLY .PEACE OUT
When they have already been necked and modified I don't have a problem cutting them up. If it's a stock neck with all the original hallmarks I won't touch It. This one already have enough 70s love in it so I made it my own,
Great job!! I'm glad you're re-using and repurposing old Harley frames. You have a true gift for designing, machining, and welding.
It's great to have a frame jig. In the good ole days, we just eyeballed everything, arc-welded up everything and hoped for the best. The completed bike is gonna be a treat! Thanks!
You do some awesome work and the shop bike is going to look killer!! I sold my bagger and kept my twin cam softail .. thinking about having the frame raked so I can run a 19 over springer along with giving it a old school look.
VERY NICE, I ALWAYS LIKE TO HAVE THE SISSY BAR and FORKS AT SAME ANGLE FOR AESTHETICS. MAKES a HUGE DIFFERENCE , YOUR CALL of COURSE
Nice job. These old frames can be a battle trying to make them usable (and safe). I built a straight leg frame using an old engine cradle section. From what i learned on that experience I recently finished dry fitting a wishbone frame. It’s been a lot of work but I can stand back and say “I built that”. It’s a good feeling.
That's the best feeling you can have. Especially after a long trip and knowing everything you did got you through it. Thanks for watching
Sweet jig.
Bike has perfect lines.
No corner cutting, thinking ahead, taking necessary time, nice....
I swear, I want that your videos never ended up! Always are amazing, thanks a lot
Back in the day a lot of shady work got covered up by Bondo. I'm with you you got to trust your welding because you're taking your life in your hands.
You giysmake it look so easy if I tried this I would be crying overtop a pile of my cut up frame lol
Great work dude! I'm in the process of restoring an old beat up Wishbone frame myself. It was raked out back in the day and I'll be bringing it back closer to stock rake, so seeing this was a nice bump in motivation.
Super talented! Love the videos, thanks.
Looks awesome so far 👍
HOUSE OF CHOPPERS RULE . THIS GUY GIVES OFF THE JESSIE JAMES INDIAN LARRY VIBE REALLY ADMIRER HIS SKILLSET GREAT JOB YOUNG FELLA FROM OLD GUY IN THE EAST COAST .KEEP UP THE HARD WORK SOON I WILL BE RETIRED THEN READY TO TRAVEL TO BUY AN OLDER HARLEY NO MORE NEW 1984 OR OLDER ONLY .PEACE OUT
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choppaaaa!!!!
it's looking good my man... like your pan head also..
Is the neck cast iron? Are you preheating it before you weld it up?
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Really weird way to do all this but I guess everyone has there own technique
What brand is the frame jig that you are using? thx
Most likely ... www.chopsource.com/
My question is ...is that an original wishbone ? I didn't hear or I missed it if you did say
I like the stance it has ..thumbs up
Screw it . I may just have a custom build like a last bike l o l
Old original HD frames are not made anymore. Don't chop them up. Buy or build a new frame.
When they have already been necked and modified I don't have a problem cutting them up. If it's a stock neck with all the original hallmarks I won't touch It. This one already have enough 70s love in it so I made it my own,