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(Submitted March 9, 2006 03:48:34 by DannyFlucke) Chris - Finally have all the parts ready to mock up the kick ass girder you made... I'll forward pics once it is on the road... Thanks, Danny
(Submitted March 8, 2006 02:26:18 by Don) I've been riding since I was 9. I'm on my 27th bike now (92 Soft Tail Custom). My question is an odd one. I'm writing a book on how I smuggled a 1970 CB 350 Honda into South Korea when I taught English there in 1976. Fortunately, I only needed to break down the motor and back pack it through customs at Pusan. KIA Honda briefly made a CB 250 but stopped production. So I could get a body easily enough. My question is what does a CB 350 Honda engine weigh? Don
(Submitted February 27, 2006 04:20:43 by jack) Gidday have just found your site and would like someone to put me onto a rigid frame ext for a xs650. I currently have a honda DOHC 750 built around what I have bee told is a C$G frame. If there is a photo site I will post pic.
(Submitted February 24, 2006 13:49:39 by steve) wood like to see a hevy springer fore a v8 set up thank you
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(Submitted February 12, 2006 18:04:54 by gary) all i can say is AWESOME. i love old school bikes. its great to see that theres still people out there with a taste as good as yours. keep up the great work.
(Submitted February 2, 2006 04:09:15 by agung) Yo yo yo.... keep rollin' and rockin' rod.... (Submitted January 18, 2006 13:30:33 by CollinMurray) Hey Whats good guys, I havent been on in a while but the site looks great. I love the oldschool style and the pure looks of your bikes. I wish that you could put some more pictures of Mario's bike up. Still, good job and sick Bikes
(Submitted January 10, 2006 23:26:22 by garyhall) hi chris.i got my springer on friday jan6.it is great . i will send u some pics of it on my chopper as soon as i get them developed.i will also be ordering a girder front end from u u very soon.thanks again chris .gary (Submitted January 4, 2006 19:09:54 by chopperbabe) AWESOME site! Lets here what people think about this site, not computurized non-sense spam. I love this site because it brings you back to how guys USED to do it in the hay day. Fabrication with your hands, that does'nt look like the so called choppers of today (cookie cutter bolt ons) These choppers here bring back memories of the way the men did their wrenching, without out a crowd. A Blast From The Past! AWESOME
(Submitted January 4, 2006 19:09:33 by chopperbabe) AWESOME site! Lets here what people think about this site, not computurized non-sense spam. I love this site because it brings you back to how guys USED to do it in the hay day. Fabrication with your hands, that does'nt look like the so called choppers of today (cookie cutter bolt ons) These choppers here bring back memories of the way the men did their wrenching, without out a crowd. A Blast From The Past! AWESOME
(Submitted November 6, 2005 02:08:44 by Doug) Chris..i got a backing plate for the mini chopper wheel..thanks anyways
(Submitted October 29, 2005 06:42:41 by Spike) Nothing new on your site. Are you working on anything new? Are you still in business? (Submitted October 3, 2005 07:56:53 by jeff) I need an amen savior frame for a shovelhead
(Submitted September 8, 2005 19:38:47 by scottburt) Just found your site, it is nice to see the old school style, keep on building.
(Submitted August 20, 2005 12:14:06 by Kenny) I'm looking for a 70's style girder parts list. Please email me if you have any sites for this.
(Submitted August 15, 2005 14:26:50 by choppster) im looking for chopper parts . for my 750/4 sohc .thats why im in here
(Submitted July 28, 2005 19:57:28 by Rick) Just met Mike,pumping gas into that red 69 sportster w/mag and battery ????? Told him I hade some old tri. parts that I dont know what to do with. I do now! you guys are a blast from the past. Rick.
(Submitted July 27, 2005 21:04:16 by ScottBradshaw) Dig the old school style!!! Do You do any early 70's Jap bikes?
(Submitted July 24, 2005 09:21:38 by marcusjohnson) I am a major fan of the old school choppers and look. i have a 00 wide glide that i have painted all black, put emblems for a 1965 pan head, had a brown leather seat made skull hand grips from j&p and 16" apes. am wanting to put a high sissy bar on back about 16" with the top 4" or so angled back but will hold my stock back rest pad about where it needs to be. and fit my 2000 dyna wide glide. let me know if you can help. i really like your work!
(Submitted July 20, 2005 22:14:36 by Bob) I recently bought my dream bike, 1973 750/4 hardtail amen savior. What i need to know is, does anyone know where i can find books or magazine on old honda choppers, I need ideas to make mine MINE
(Submitted July 19, 2005 22:21:24 by Brent) Does any one know where I can find a weld on bobbler tail section for a 69' honda cb 350 on a budget?
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(Submitted June 14, 2005 20:43:26 by Brian) Thanks for getting me my hardtail section for my T100 love all the old school stuff ,glad to see you guys are keeping it real ,keep up the good work ,Brian
(Submitted June 14, 2005 20:31:41 by TrentPittman) Looking to be a riding
(Submitted June 13, 2005 23:31:29 by billfaison) I havent finish your site yet but,i,m glad to find a triumph chopper outlet keep up the good work. p.s I,ll be calling you for parts for my 1968 chop i,been holding for30 years
(Submitted May 14, 2005 17:09:56 by bradj) i was wondering if you could i`ve got a 69 triumph copper that has been at a shop for 2 years and i hav`nt riden it yet i need someone to finish it so i can ride before i`m to old to move thank`s brad j in westminster ma
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(Submitted April 29, 2005 22:06:30 by chrismayes) I'm looking for a chopper frame that will handle a z1 900
(Submitted April 24, 2005 02:24:04 by RiverCityJohn) I have seen one of your builds and it was great. Keep up your work with Triumph's and have a place in history! Great site!!! Regards, "River City John"
(Submitted April 19, 2005 21:38:31 by Daniel) I was looking for a weld on hardtail for my xs650 can you help????????????????????
(Submitted April 1, 2005 19:40:59 by jeremy) old school choppers and new england rule!!!!!!! from a new friend in maine. ps go RED SOX AND THE YANKEES SUCK!!!
(Submitted March 12, 2005 13:34:53 by Horse) TRIUMPH RULES STILL! Yup........great site........good to see triumph choppers still run about. I have a 70 bonnie chop here in Ohio.
(Submitted March 11, 2005 22:00:20 by Dean) Hi, I am just emailing to say that you guys build killer shit! We love it! Thanks, Dean
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(Submitted February 27, 2005 14:40:13 by Fuzzy) Old school choppers rule
(Submitted February 24, 2005 19:47:06 by HARRYOBozman) Hey Hoss-your site keeps getting better and better !! Great idea on the install pics !!! Boz loves this site !!! hope to get down soon !! Boz tell everyone he knows!! all his buds at his homeschool group have checked it out !! I am still doing the old shovel ride . i will send you some pics
(Submitted February 16, 2005 21:06:04 by wicked) What a ride!!! Thanks for inviting me here Chris...you site Rocks!!!
(Submitted February 15, 2005 12:35:45 by Scott) Dude, I was surfing around chopper sites and found yours. When I went to check out your Fabrication area in your site, I came across your super-long springer chopper. I just wanted to tell you that is ONE SICK, BAD-ASS WEAPONS GRADE MOTHERFUCKER!! I was wondering, though, what rake angle did you use, and how does it handle at highway speeds? It looks really light in the front, so I was just curious. AWESOME work on the rest of your stuff, too! If I ever need anything, might look you guys up! Thx - Scott L.
(Submitted February 13, 2005 02:43:14 by DarrylD.B.Owen) Your site is cool ! It's nice to see some real choppers. These new radical customs and the R.U.B.'s that ride them make me wanna puke. keep up the good work........
(Submitted February 11, 2005 22:12:43 by Bob) this is the first time I have seen your site a freind sent me the link your choppers are really cool
(Submitted January 30, 2005 17:13:38 by Mark) wuts up do you build bikes
(Submitted January 27, 2005 12:40:09 by Dean) Chris hi my name is Dean and I was just looking around the Internet and came across your sit,and I'd like to say good job !! I ride a 1600, road star and my wife rides a 750 spirit and yes she thinks she's all that.LoL, anyway my heart is with the bobber style bike and you do a great job. Where living in Lawrence now and we will try to check out you shop in the spring. Keep up the good work. Dean and Vivian
(Submitted January 19, 2005 08:48:06 by Dubs) Hey Chris great site! Been watching you progress since IH # 140. Righteous work your on yer way to the top.Starting rebuid of my old Trumpet IH#95 middle of page 59. Ill be in touch regarding some parts and help needed.Thanks, Dubs
(Submitted January 10, 2005 22:01:48 by rickgedon) Great website,I'm building my own chopper. A1965 triumph rigid.Also I opened a shop called sussex county choppers,all our work is hand made i will keep checking your web. thanks
(Submitted January 10, 2005 16:32:58 by Bob) Hey Chris, Great site man. Good luck with everything ...Bob
(Submitted January 6, 2005 16:08:46 by Brian) Hi Tim, Thanks for the msg. You've got a nice bike there, and I can help you out a little by referring you to an excellent contact. My bike was raked, stretched, lowered and molded in the seventies or eighties in Illinois. I bought it last year and replaced the front end with the black springer and 21" minibrake wheel. All I had to do was carefully calculate the length required to make the bike sit level- considering also that the rockers connecting the forks to the wheel kick the wheel out further and lower the front somewhat, replace the neck cups and bearings, and bolt it on. The front end is from Chris at www.chopperenterprises.com in New England and prices start at only $650- instead of $1000-$1500 for a Paughco. Also, Chris has built quite a few bikes with wild rakes and was featured in The Horse magazine several times this year. He's the man to talk to about your requirements, he'll know what to do to get your project rolling. Also, check out The Horse online Back Talk forum at http://www.network54.com/Forum/13357 and send a picture of your bike and your inquiries, you might get responses from some of the best chopper builders in the USA. Happy New Year and good luck in your overseas posting- hope you can stay put in beautiful Italy for the duration. I'm also forwarding this correspondence to Chris at Chopper Enterprises- you won't get a better quality, better-looking springer for the money, plus the expert advise will help no doubt. Best Regards, Brian Renk Vancouver BC Canada
(Submitted January 1, 2005 19:21:50 by Gale) Hey Chris! Too cool ! Thanks for adding my bike and pics! Gale
(Submitted December 22, 2004 01:26:01 by Tony) I love your bikes and what you do with the old school stuff....See you at HoneyDew in the spring.
(Submitted December 13, 2004 17:34:38 by jodymcmurray) you have some great stuff on your web page keep up the great work guys!I am trying to start my own chopper build in the future and i will be using you guys for parts etc. thanks for offering your guest book.
(Submitted November 30, 2004 18:17:24 by ChopperRyanNj) I would just like to say thank you to chopper chris for my 69 brit, Green Dice, CHOPPERS ARE CHICK MAGNETS,this bike gets more looks than any other bike i ever owned.I park this outside my tattoo shop and People stop all the time to check it out.Ive added some modifications of my own like long upsweeps and a sissy bar to finish is off. let me no when u post your next one on ebay. thanks chopper ryan nj CHoppers RULe
(Submitted November 21, 2004 00:36:32 by DarrellPhipps) Liked your site , was wonder if you could find an old style girder front end , please email me back
(Submitted November 19, 2004 19:29:13 by darryl) i was looking at you springer front end in the horse nov 04 could you give me a price on one my bike is a 1977 superglide standard length sent to Austalia
(Submitted November 16, 2004 11:27:53 by johncallison) duude i've seen your stuff on here and in iron horse in the past you're one talented dude i wish i coulda been in your situation as a younger kid and had a dad who taught me all kinds of bad ass shit anywho i'm wonderin what you would charge for a frame with the gooseneck like the red bike that shit rocks my buddy has a 49 pan like that i want one bad even if i cant ride it being legally blind and all anywho keep me informed and keep up the great work you and your family sincerely john callison
(Submitted November 4, 2004 13:33:37 by Hipppy) I'm trying to find an amen frame for a cb750, I had one years ago and sold it when I got bit by the harley bug.
(Submitted November 4, 2004 12:11:03 by TonyCruz) Like your site, Dig your stuff. Keep on keepin it real.
(Submitted November 3, 2004 18:54:02 by RayRay) yo bro. we met briefly at Laconia,actually in Bristol. I was up there working on my bro's black PAN.I saw your red brit in the Horse.great pics, but she looks much better in person,you really can't appreciate the workmanship unless you see it in front of you.I'm interested in your front ends. give me a shout back. keep on choppin
(Submitted November 3, 2004 17:33:46 by CollinMurray) Hey Guy's i would just like to say that your bikes are sick and your company inspired me to make my very own chopper. Sorry but i don't have any pics but hopefully soon. By the way my chopper is i bike not a motorcycle because i am 13. O'well only a few more years before i can make a real one. Keep up the good work and hopefully i will talk to you again soon Collin PS. My dad plays hockey with Mario every tuesday and i just wanted to say great job on his bike and the wedding pics were awesome!!!
(Submitted October 27, 2004 14:26:58 by Winston) Hey guys and gals, great site, so much stuff that "I" need for my 68 Bonne chop... you'll be hearing from me soon for some of your custom services... Keep on rockin n rollin
(Submitted October 23, 2004 08:05:49 by MyckMcClung) Hey man, Great site, I especially like the Euro scoots. I'm building a 76'KZ750 in a rigid and am interested in your springers. I will get back to you on that when $$$ allows. So far I've gotten alot of help from Rice Paddy, and Live Nude Choppers. And you're next on the list. Keep up the "good" work. Myck McClung a.k.a. Choppasaki
(Submitted October 17, 2004 14:45:36 by BostonBiker) Awesome bikes! Nice to see someone still has the 'old school' techniques
(Submitted October 17, 2004 12:51:31 by TUCSONSCOTT) I NEED A BOLT-ON, WELD ON HARDTAIL SECTION FOR MY 1982 XS650. MAKING A CHOPPER...
(Submitted October 17, 2004 10:30:55 by Larry) Time to start my next project. I'll certainly be calling you for some custom parts
(Submitted October 17, 2004 10:02:29 by Larry) Just picked up an old Amen Savior frame. Be calling you to see how radical we can make it!
Just wanted to say, the web site is great! Enjoyed all the bikes, I'm a fan of anything custom. But I have to say that your '56 Triumph in THE HORSE, 11/04 really got me going!!!! That stock length girder really looks fine! The entire bike is 'super clean' but the front end REALLY sets it off! Been a Triumph fan for years...right now working on a '52 T100 with alloy engine in stock rigid frame...you're red '56 is a great incentive to GET BUSY!
Ya'll have bad ass choppers!! Our shop is in Dallas, Texas. It's very cool that ya'll are doing old school as well! Keep up the good work, it's kickass!! Dig your site. 63 trump h.t. the old shit on the old brit. Awesome sight guy's!(and girl's) It's refreshing to see there are still people out there who know what a "real" chopper should look like.I'm working on a '69 BSA chop that I found in a barn. Engine is almost done, frenched hardtail frame with 40 degrees rake, harley wideglide front end, original drag specialties king/queen seat...I'll send a pic when it's done. Ride on! Dave Baker. What's up Chopper Enterprises,
(Submitted September 23, 2003 by Atti)
Dude I checked out the bikes, kick ass work. Congratulations on your
business. Just wanted to drop you line and let you know what I thought. Hope
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(Submitted September 15, 2003 16:10:43 by BubbaDuff) I'm finishing my 72 Triumph 650 chopper and hope to get a sissy bar from you guys.
(Submitted September 14, 2003 10:17:35 by kentdavis) I am looking for any info on building a xs650 rigid chopper.
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(Submitted September 5, 2003 22:26:10 by LB) I am looking for a complete 1965 XLCH 900 motor w/papers running or not. I would also be inter- ested in the lower end, if that is all you have.
(Submitted August 29, 2003 20:31:08 by Shady) Need chopper 750 frame hard or soft, stock swingarm gots to go. will pickup have $$$$
(Submitted August 25, 2003 14:14:21 by ChrisCarnes) your bikes rock. I have been looking for the old looking bikes. to put on my folder for school. I dont like west coas or orange county because ever body like them thanks bye.
(Submitted August 23, 2003 21:58:01 by james) send me pic of bikes so i can get ideas for my 750
(Submitted August 21, 2003 12:20:25 by jimevans) Love your work! I'm heading to the bank to dip into the kids' college fund right now (heck, dad did fine at vocational school).
(Submitted August 19, 2003 21:51:19 by andy) looking for custom rigid frame for triumph 650 bonnie. found shop in new orleans can't remember web site.
(Submitted August 19, 2003 18:21:25 by CHASE) Looks like you have been busy.i'm bringin the bike own soon,just trying to scrape up the $$$.as well as the top end I still want my pipes.hey! Iknow money talks so i'll see you soon.
(Submitted August 15, 2003 00:38:36 by paulie) awsome site , those long upsweeps are sweet , i have a 65 norton atlas chop i like to get a set for the bike how do i get up with you guys??? e-mails keep coming back saying mail box is full
(Submitted August 14, 2003 21:47:39 by paul) THANKS to chopperchris@webtv for pointing me in your direction. GREAT site...easy to use, looking foward to talking to you about my 69 bonnie chop... keep your knees in the brease...
(Submitted August 13, 2003 22:47:49 by john) Bought 2 bikes from these people, both were awesome. Extremely nice people and talented. Pleasure to do business with!
(Submitted August 11, 2003 21:45:19 by haggis) old school rules!!!.........keep on fabbing them up! want a pair of the reverse upsweep fishtails for my 50el ,,taik to me....now that the Sturgis hangover is fading!!
(Submitted August 8, 2003 00:05:50 by DERWOOD) AHHH! IT'S SO REFRESHING TO SEE A SITE LIKE THIS.YOUR WORK IS FANTASTIC! YOU ARE TRUE TO THE HERITAGE OF BIKERS AND THEIR BIKES. I AM SO SICK OF CIRCUS LIKE BILLET BARGES!,AND THE PEOPLE WHO THROW MONEY AT THEM! IN RELATION TO YOUR KICKER STORY(WHAT DOES THAT PEDAL DO?),AT THE CABBAGE PATCH A FEW YEARS AGO, I HAD A GUY ASK ME HOW MUCH IT COST ME TO MAKE MY SOFTAIL LOOK LIKE A RIGID? MY REPLY! IT'S NOT A SOFTAIL! IT IS A FUCKIN' RIGID! FUCK THE FACTORY
(Submitted August 5, 2003 20:38:41 by RickTrainque) Great bikes guy! Im currently considering building a softtail next winter. i would love to chat with you about the project..... Rick
(Submitted August 5, 2003 20:20:26 by tanya) We need rear springs for our savior frame - anyone know where to get them?? call 573-374-1997
(Submitted August 5, 2003 20:20:01 by tanya) We need rear springs for our savior frame - anyone know where to get them??
(Submitted August 5, 2003 08:04:35 by Spike) Website seems to be getting old. Working on anything new?
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(Submitted July 27, 2003 13:05:36 by Carl) Looking for a rigid weld on for my 1980 XS650, yamaha, any help would be helpful, thanks
(Submitted July 27, 2003 13:05:18 by Carl) Looking for a rigid weld on for my 1980 XS650, yamaha, any help would be helpful, thanks
(Submitted July 24, 2003 20:26:38 by Nick) I am 19 years old and very interested in the work you do. How can I learn more about what you do? Do you know of anyone in Massachusetts that takes on apprentices? Thanks man, for a really awesome example to follow!!
(Submitted July 22, 2003 12:37:54 by Stevo) Cool site, glad to see lots of clean, simple bikes, the ones every young man dreams (or should be) about. Glad to see economical prices. Not everyone can afford these new generation discovery channel builder prices. way to go, guys
(Submitted July 20, 2003 23:59:49 by Dino) I'm also looking for an Amen Savior rigid frame for a 1976 KZ900. I appreciate any assistance. Thanks
(Submitted July 13, 2003 11:12:27 by DavEnergy) I am trying to find an Amen Savior (soft tail) frame that is set up for or could be modified to take a Z1 900 Kawasaki motor. Any help would be appreciated.
(Submitted July 9, 2003 02:28:56 by JOHN) I have a xs 650 yamaha I want to turn into a chopper, can anyone tell where I can buy a weld or bolt on rigid frame like the old ones I seen made by Amen. Please help
(Submitted July 8, 2003 18:32:45 by Dave) Stumbled across your site.... great to see more and more old skool builders out there. I'm working on a strait ol' skool BSA now. You know low budget, simple, and clean!
(Submitted July 5, 2003 20:51:55 by ScottHubbell) New is nice, but old-school rule! Scott Hubbell http://hubbell.bassically.com
(Submitted July 1, 2003 16:04:37 by ScottW.Pierson) Nice to see other old school choppers out there. Gonna need to get some parts for my 69 xlch hardtail. awesome dudes
(Submitted June 28, 2003 16:22:25 by ZEEBAR) CHOPPER ENTERPRISES KICKS ASS,IM ABOUT TO MOVE TO THE EAST COAST, GETTING SICK OF CATALOG BIKES OUT HERE! KEEP THE REAL OLD SCHOOL BUILDING ALIVE...ZEE
(Submitted June 23, 2003 23:31:09 by JODYMCCLURE) great site!it's good to see old school stuff still out there.i have just opened a new shop in DALLAS TX. and we specialize in the old school stuff (as if there were any other way) especialy triumph.i recently saw a feature in THE HORSE (i think)of a 650cc truimph softail.i am looking for the person or company who makes those frames.any help would be appreciated. JODY MCCLURE SOUTHWEST CHOPPERS 1900 GREENVILLE AVE. DALLAS TEXAS (214)821-3616
(Submitted June 21, 2003 20:57:53 by Chopperpaul) Great website! Great bikes! I've been building Triumph choppers here in Westborough,MA for a while now. I love seeing your chops at the shows every one of them is outrageous! Keep it up!
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(Submitted June 10, 2003 21:49:32 by michaelczerwonka) how are you, say hi to your family, nice site hope to stop by soon mike
(Submitted June 8, 2003 15:07:36 by GordonSmith) HI, Great site, I have been looking for Mfgs. of girder stlye springers for a chopper that I am going to have built.One question.....HOW DO I GET IN TOUCH WITH YOU!!?? You dont have any phone #'s or address on your site. If possible, I would like to find out pricing on your front ends. Let me know how to get in touch with you, or if you have a catalogue, I would like to get one from you. Thanks, Gordon Smith
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(Submitted May 31, 2003 19:09:56 by Mofo) Choppers and hotrods is what it's all about. Killer site! Mofo CYCOINC.COM
(Submitted May 29, 2003 12:39:20 by BRIAN) A CHOPPER IS THE ONLY COMFORTABLE RIDE THERE IS! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
(Submitted May 20, 2003 09:49:41 by BIGROY) GOOD TO SEE I'M NOT THE ONLY MAD MAN STILL BUILDING CHOPS .FROM SCOTLAND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .
(Submitted May 16, 2003 04:27:13 by ANDYZIKMUND) ITS GOOD TO SEE PEOPLE STILL MAKING REAL BIKES
(Submitted May 12, 2003 13:29:10 by MikeHayes) Your father gave me your card so I checked out the site.I've heard a lot about you and now I can see your work.If and when I need parts or work I'll definitely give you a call.
(Submitted May 12, 2003 07:16:47 by Steve) I like the new intro page! The pictures of the bikes is a great idea. Is that the owner doing the cutting and welding? Man, you've got talent! Great chops!! Great website. Keep it up
(Submitted May 9, 2003 08:26:45 by dre) whatz the wierdest designs youve ever made?
(Submitted May 7, 2003 19:20:29 by bob) chris, just wanted to tell ya that this is an awesome website. left a message to you about re-bending a set of pipes for me. hope you are interested in this project. by the looks of things, you and your shop could handle this 1 no problem. hope to hear from ya soon. 978-957-6357 bob
(Submitted May 6, 2003 18:03:40 by Ex-BLOKE) Website is cool, bikes are COOLER!! Keep up the good work. ExBLOKE
(Submitted May 3, 2003 13:40:23 by JoeChase) Hey! Whats up! I keep bumping into Frank and he tells me to call but Idont think the ringer works on your phone. Maybe Iwill write you a letter.tell your brother to give you my number. Icould use some help and he is not much use.what Iwould really like is a sick sissy bar. Well Iwill try to call again and leave my # , Try to return the call if Idont get you on the phone,Well take care hope to hear from you soon. J.
(Submitted April 19, 2003 22:39:33 by HAL) Hey, Im looking for a exhaust system for my Honda cb500 chopper '72' is there anyone who can help me in the right direction? Hal
(Submitted April 18, 2003 16:10:05 by fritz) You guys are very interesting! To say the least. There is also a very strong vien of the foundation chopper design and rods. What are you guys doing now? I would really like to know. Fritz
(Submitted April 17, 2003 09:48:44 by Spadester) Building my first chop from whats left of my '85 XL, always lookin' for tricks, and part sources. Just got my 'puter last week learnin' to surf this week, then back to the lathe, mill, and wielder. One piece at a time its commin' together. See ya in the wind!
(Submitted April 17, 2003 09:45:02 by Kurt) awesome site! you guys are some old school mofos! I worked at a Triumph dealer(Hermy's) in PA for 3 years and saw alot of old school chops. He's a Triumph dealer since 1962. Anyway, i'm just starting to build a chopper from a late 70s Yamaha xs650 and was wondering if you know of a company that makes bolt on or weld on hardtails. I have a nice springer front end to put on it as well. It's actually got square legs on it instead of round. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can see you guys definately know what you're doing. Awesome stuff. Oh, great hot rod too! Thanks Kurt
(Submitted April 8, 2003 03:45:36 by GREEK) I own a 1971 triumph trophy chopper(650)i ride it everyday.i've had this bike for 21 years.i'm the second and last owner.i go to bike shows in texas i put harleys to shame.at least that's what they tell me.i've beat out harleys every year.it's getting to a point where i don't enter my bike anymore.triumph choppers rock my world.dig it sign the greek.
(Submitted April 7, 2003 19:32:36 by DonTamiso) I saw your yellow pan at the boston show. It had whitewalls and no front fender. Best looking bike at the show. What are you asking for it? What would it cost to build something just like it with a very serious motor?
(Submitted April 5, 2003 21:25:02 by bobsnow) hi saw your bikes at the trade center,very nice. are the pan motors after market or original. have room in my garage for one more bike.i am 60 yearsa old the way you build them is the right way for a choppewr to look.how about a ball park figure on having you build me a basic pan chopper. thanks bob snow ps what are your shop hours and how do i find you once i get off of 93 south
(Submitted April 4, 2003 22:32:16 by Darkstar) Hey Chris..It was a pleasure meeting u and ya dad..I gotta thank ya for the pan front end and the coolness..Be chattin with ya soon.Jam on Dennis Derry NH
(Submitted March 24, 2003 21:44:38 by eric) your site is titz. i love the pan and the sissy bar with the devil tail ! Im working on a 56 pan right now. goin 40 on neck and 6" over wide glide springer on front. bike is on my site deadpenguin.net. Im in NY and wanna take a ride out to ur shop in summer to check out some of the skoots. need seat made next hunting season. laterz all ....stay between the ditches !
(Submitted March 20, 2003 20:48:18 by carlos) Love motorcycles! Looking for amen savior rear spring setup. Help
(Submitted March 8, 2003 21:44:54 by rottenwillie) I'm hooked. I just chopped my first buike (though I ride a shovel that I bought new) I'm having a hard time finding parts for an old hexagon style oil bag I found in a junk pile. It's designed for a Brit bike with a place for a frame upright. I just about got this sporty project wrapped up. It's a rigid and I had to fab quite a few parts. I am having way too much fun with this thing.
(Submitted March 6, 2003 23:43:40 by DougCharest) great work Chris. The website looks cool, you have come a long way in a short time. keep up the good work and good luck with all those badass bikes
(Submitted March 3, 2003 18:05:01 by Joe) I really dig your site and I think the triumphs are bad ass!! I live here in New Mexico USA and all you see are cookie cutters. Your wep-page and the pictures of the scoots are a relief. Keep on doing what your doing because you are making a difference. Hope to meet you some time,maybe out on the road. With great respect Joey and Crew Brujos mc NM-USA
(Submitted March 3, 2003 18:04:44 by Joe) I really dig your site and I think the triumphs are bad ass!! I live here in New Mexico USA and all you see are cookie cutters. Your wep-page and the pictures of the scoots are a relief. Keep on doing what your doing because you are making a difference. Hope to meet you some time,maybe out on the road. With great respect Joey and Crew Brujos mc NM-USA
(Submitted March 1, 2003 19:47:03 by Chris) Its nice to see some old school bike builders in Ma, I kno who I'm going to when I'm old enough to build a bike, Keep up the awesome work and I can't wait to see one of the bikes in person!
(Submitted February 26, 2003 16:04:33 by traviscaine) i need a seat for my honda chopper its a 69 cb 750e a old school king and queen seat weth the back rest ph 513-737-3695
(Submitted February 26, 2003 15:58:30 by traviscaine) i have a honda cb 750e chopper im working on it i need a old school king queen seat if the fram is good thats all i care about call me at 513-737- 3695
(Submitted February 23, 2003 22:22:14 by bama) great site ! love the bikes !keep up the great work
(Submitted February 19, 2003 21:58:53 by kikstand1) excellent website folks! im trying to finish up an "old school" trump pre-unit that was already "old schooled" when i got it, although missing some parts...am definitely interested in your pipes, i WILL be contacting you soon for a set of 2-inchers going into fishtails, running down either side, as i like my engine in "stereo". keep up the great work, will contact you soon
(Submitted February 19, 2003 10:44:57 by Undertaker) Great site! I saw your work at theMotorcylr show at Shriners earlier this year and didn't think anyone in the towns around here new sh*t about choppers. I have been riding for a few and have always dreamed of a chopper. Keep the good work rollin' and the rubberside down. Lookin' forward to some new sh*t.
(Submitted February 18, 2003 13:29:39 by RoadDog) Great Site...are you going to expand and move to a larger shop soon...sounds like business is booming PS: Love the girlfriend...and chance we can see some more "biker girl shots" Maybe you guys can do a calander. Choppers rule!!!
(Submitted February 16, 2003 14:09:34 by TomDalzell) luv the site, old school rulzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!
(Submitted February 12, 2003 13:17:52 by bird) looking hard to find an old school chopper hhhhhhhheeeelllpppppppp
(Submitted February 12, 2003 03:11:58 by sportsteranimal) beautiful site, love the olk school choppers. i'm looking to take my 2002 sporty in a "retro" direction and you guys sure have helped. sportsteranimal
(Submitted February 4, 2003 17:49:09 by shawnalicelavin) hoss, i dig your web page. harry o was right you are going places tell RAGMAN HI talk to you soon hope to see all of this sunday up at N.H. in the wind shawn
(Submitted January 29, 2003 19:33:56 by thechopfather) i really would love to see new pictures of that yellow panhead it looks like a great project i want to see updated pictures yours truley the chopfather (kiss the ring) keep up the good work
(Submitted January 29, 2003 19:30:03 by thechopfather) i really would love to see new pictures of that yellow panhead it looks like a great project i want to see updated pictures yours truley the chopfather (kiss the ring) keep up the good work
(Submitted January 24, 2003 22:07:03 by kevin) am all gooey lookin at your pics and stuff, my friend and i are working on an old school norton 850 chop and we need help with some replacement parts and engine work. we will be in touch. ride on
(Submitted January 22, 2003 12:58:41 by ToddDavis) You guy's kick ass.I will send pics of the chopper I am building
(Submitted January 21, 2003 23:02:35 by bill) Im glad I found your web-site and im sure Ill get some good ideas for some custom projects for my bike. Thanks, bill
(Submitted January 21, 2003 18:39:38 by MikeB.) You guys have got the true chopper look. Super cool, low-key old pan head Harleys. Tasteful. Beautiful! Great highboy rod. Looks like all the classic old California stuff.
(Submitted January 20, 2003 14:08:54 by DENNIS) RAISIN A BEER TO YOU FROM NORTH JERSEY NICE TO SEE THERE ARE AT LEASTE A FEW BIKERS LEFT WHO AINT AFRAID OF THE CUTTING WHEEL. SEEMS SOCIETY HAS MADE IT ACCEPTIBLE TO DRESS THE PART AND ACT HARDCORE....ANYONE WITH BUSTED KNUCKLES AND A MIG IS A BIKER THE REST JUST PLAY THE PART!...KEEP IT REAL! DONT SELLOUT TO MIDWEST GARBAGE PARTS....LOVE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY,AND CHOP CHOP CHOP..!MY BEERS DONE GOTTA SPLIT! LATER
(Submitted January 17, 2003 17:41:22 by PatSavage) Great website Chopper Enterprises! I have added you to my North American Choppers/Builders Links and hope you'll link up with us too. How would you like to have the absolute hottest biker band in the world at your next bike rally? The Pat Savage Band have been heralded as the best in biker event entertainment by over 130 International Bike & Blues rags with more coming in every month. Next season the boys will be touring and we would like to make your chopper event a happening one and kickin serious ass. Come scoot around our elaborate website and look and listen. We are certain that you will be interested and please contact us, as well as putting your words and banner on our guestbook! Ride hard...or stay home! Choppers rule! Pat Savage
(Submitted January 15, 2003 13:00:41 by montedavis) just browsing to get some ideas for a possible start on a 2002 honda vtx 1800 retro. ya'lls work looks excellant by the way.
(Submitted January 1, 2003 14:16:26 by Mrgoodwrench73) I have a 1973 CB750 project need a 16in back wheel ring 40spoke can you help CHOPPERS RULE Mrgoodwrench
(Submitted December 27, 2002 02:53:58 by snake) am look for open west coast chopper in quebec that possible ?
(Submitted December 23, 2002 00:03:01 by GonzoRyder) You're certainly carrying on an old tradition and doing it well...Old School Choppers really do rule..thanx for the trip back...drop by and visit when you get a chance...www.yourmachinist.com...Gonzo
(Submitted December 19, 2002 15:52:02 by SusanDonovan) Looking Good Chris!! Sue
(Submitted December 11, 2002 22:33:12 by panheadLarry) Chris thanks for sending me this link.It got to be one of the best old school iv seen.Hope you get the pan case thanks to ebay and you for this link. iv been a Calif. biker from the early 60s got my first knuckle from a H.D. dealer chopper for $175.00 and first 45 trike for 125.00 times do get away this helps it back THANKS SO MUCH.. NO 1 PANHEAD LARRY 42 YEARS ON A H.D.
(Submitted December 2, 2002 18:34:51 by Tony) You guys (and gals) "keep the faith" in the true meaning of the words. Got my first bike in 1970 (Triumph Daytona 500). Moved up to a Norton Commando 3 years later. Both bikes were chopped and I lov'em! Keep up the great work, and see you all on the road!! Tony P. in Revere, MA
(Submitted November 30, 2002 08:52:31 by DavidTomkins) I've been checking out your bikes and they're great.I have a 1957 triumph trophy and I'd like to go to a rigid frame. Is there a frame to match up with my 650 motor? You don't see to many pre- unit choppers here in Fort Lauderdale.
(Submitted November 24, 2002 17:44:39 by frankdemambro) best looking bikes out there cant wait till i can get one
(Submitted November 21, 2002 21:42:36 by matt) I love springers. After the xmas rush i'll be in the market for a springer or 6 inch over telescopic front end for my triumph. i will be in touch matt
(Submitted November 20, 2002 23:32:39 by mikeogh) Hello, I have met you before in melrose one sunday night. I now live in reading and I'm thinking of putting my chopper together or maybe having you guys do it. It is an Amen savior springer softtail frame with a "69" bonny with an ARD mag. Are you guys familiar with these equipment, because I,m not. Either way I will have to come by to see shop. I also have 2 stock triumphs.
(Submitted November 20, 2002 05:00:49 by Marc) Hello there, great things you do! Here in Switzerland there are not many old scool choppers like yours. But i have one, a old Triumph with the right style. Greetz from Switzerland! Marc Vice Ledersocken MC Zürich http://www.ledersocken.ch
(Submitted November 20, 2002 04:49:25 by Marc) Hello there, great things you do! Here in Switzerland there are not many old scool choppers like yours. But i have one, a old Triumph with the right style. Greetz from Switzerland! Marc Vice Ledersocken MC Zürich http://www.ledersocken.ch
(Submitted November 13, 2002 14:34:42 by thechopfather) hey guys great website cant wait to see that yellow and blue panhead complete it looks like a fun project keep up the good wo
(Submitted November 10, 2002 20:29:17 by TIMGRAMOLINI) I JUST WANT EVERYONE TO KNOW,, CHRIS IS THE PRIME RIB OF MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS,FABRICATORS.
(Submitted November 5, 2002 18:39:43 by WayneNolte) Your site looks interesting. Own a softail,wing and pc. Had a 750 K4 Honda once and thinking of making a chopper out of one. I know where one is at and is a real rat. Wayne
(Submitted November 2, 2002 11:49:59 by PatSavage) Great website Chopper Enterprises! I have added you to my North American Choppers/Builders Links and hope you'll link up with us too. How would you like to have the absolute hottest biker band in the world at your next bike rally? The Pat Savage Band have been heralded as the best in biker event entertainment by over 130 International Bike & Blues rags with more coming in every month. Next season the boys will be touring and we would like to make your chopper event a happening one and kickin serious ass. Come scoot around our elaborate website and look and listen. We are certain that you will be interested and please contact us, as well as putting your words and banner on our guestbook! Ride hard...or stay home! Choppers rule! Pat Savage
(Submitted November 2, 2002 08:38:46 by Sam) Great website! You guyz are the balls! Nice choppin' work.
(Submitted October 11, 2002 17:52:20 by EdwardSpottedFeather) Halito! I'm glad I ran across you guys,while browsing the web,anyways I'll cut to the chase,I stand 5'5" and I weigh approxamatly 140lbs. I want a custom built 1965 Panhead Ingedients: 74 CI motor 4 Speed Tranny 12" Apehanger Bars (custom fabricated-so my arms are at least a 45 degree angle for easier control and turning of the bike-can't really exercise that much control if youre hunched over and your arms are straight out-too dangerous!) Custom fabricated frame-to match my size custom paint job Kinda gettin the picture? If not E mail me! Thanx!
(Submitted October 11, 2002 06:21:09 by CarlFranklin) Hi Guys,Im a mechanic with 30yrs building and hotting up Harleys,if you need another chopper freak give me a call.Current ride is a shovel in a knuckle frame,very 70,s Carl
(Submitted October 10, 2002 15:23:29 by BigTruth) Hey man - site is looking good, bro. I still gotta come by so we can work on that video project. Hey...I'm looking for a shovel basket... you got anything lying around? Give me a hollar. Truth/Choppahead www.choppahead.com
(Submitted October 7, 2002 11:50:49 by Jimmmy) Where are the babes? Your bikes are real babe magnets time to see some skin on the bikes. Don't disappoint us*******
(Submitted October 3, 2002 12:16:52 by LARS) HEY GUYS... WAY COOL PAGE.. NOW I KNOW WHERE TO SHOP PARTS FOR MY BIKES.. ROCK ON....
(Submitted September 27, 2002 14:37:20 by BOB) Have '70 Triumph, I got T-boned about a month ago.Looking for another girder front end.HELP
(Submitted September 6, 2002 11:27:51 by tawnee) Who is that hot beefy stud in the "friends of the Shop" section, the scottish looking one with the beard. What a dreamboat!
(Submitted August 25, 2002 08:15:02 by David) just picked up a 70's Amen frame to build a Honda chopper. Now I'm looking for a front end and I came across your site. Nice bikes and good work. Keep it up.
(Submitted August 24, 2002 15:16:39 by Mike) Great stuff! You guys on the East Coast make some awesome choppers. Here on the West Coast everything seems to be the same. Not much hand fabricated parts here. Keep up the good work, keep sharing your creations with us. When are you going to get in some of the chopper rags?
(Submitted August 18, 2002 02:55:45 by Tobias) Your "Chopper Van" kicks ass! It is straight up Southern Cali/ Stoner Rock and really kicks ass! The funny thing is that it followed me out this morning to my day and was behind me tonight when i came home. Which made me really want to go to your site to check it out! Awesome job on the customs! I would love to use some in some music videos!
(Submitted August 16, 2002 02:53:31 by chopperbabe) I would like to say that you are doing a wonderful job! especially a guy your age, most guys don't know how to even change spark plugs or even know what the hell a KICKER pedal is. I just want to say that Yo are a very talented young man who knows how to create such Beautiful machines,Keep up the Great work kid!!work hard,ride easy.... your chopper babe
(Submitted August 14, 2002 19:52:39 by Sammy) Kool work dude! Choppers RULE, you've got the right idea, keep up the work. There ain't many people that do the work you do. Everything today is 'order it from the catalog' and bolt it on
(Submitted August 12, 2002 07:56:43 by BostonBiker) Really cool bikes, where are the chopper babes?
(Submitted August 11, 2002 21:40:01 by Jerry) CHOPPERS RULE! YOU GUYZ MAKE THE COOLEST STUFF! ALL HANDBUILT? LOOKS LIKE IT! WICKED WEBSITE TOO! KEEP ROCKING, CHOPPIN, AND BENDIN!
(Submitted August 11, 2002 20:52:29 by Larry) This is a test of the new guest book. Let's hear what everyone has to say! |