The most customized SH ever?
05-18-2008, 09:36 PM
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as much as i love hd tuff guy bikes (wink...wink), the chopperhawk is pretty f'kn sweet. i"m not saying i'd spend 1 cent to purchase it but i'd like to beat
the crap out of it for an afternoon
the crap out of it for an afternoon
05-19-2008, 04:32 AM
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I'd be interested to find more pics of this one... not that I like it.. Look at the rear swingarm and the undertail exhaust... Stock swing arm. How dod they route the frontt exhaust header? Looks like it is standard routing then up through the swing arm where the rear is supposed to go through.. and the rear goes up, not down, and through where the battery used to be... I thought it was VITAL that the exhaust headers be the same length and have approximately the same back pressure... I'm lost..
05-19-2008, 06:18 AM
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IMO a sober design is looking better, too much detailing is ruining it, the was the one that was made out of a crome moly tubular frame, really good loking, can't remember if the link was out of the forum or if I googled it, but that's right on what I like.
When you start to go over your bike to customize it, you make it to your own tastes and the further you push it, it will please a smaller group of people.
I have to salute the amount of work and the attention to details of this one.
I also have this belief that a bling bling bike needs bigger muscle and go fast goodies or I'lL call it a banana in the pants
When you start to go over your bike to customize it, you make it to your own tastes and the further you push it, it will please a smaller group of people.
I have to salute the amount of work and the attention to details of this one.
I also have this belief that a bling bling bike needs bigger muscle and go fast goodies or I'lL call it a banana in the pants
05-20-2008, 03:14 AM
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Not to discredit the workmanship on the first bike, but that looks like **** - it's too much, and like Hawkrider said, she ain't seen the pavement very much. Oh well, to each his own. I do like the SH w/ the VFR swingarm, and the naked tail - that looks sweet...
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