Bobber Rolling Chassis
After cruising the custom motorcycle magazines for a style I liked. I was inspired by the pro builder and artist Shinya Kimura of Chabott Engineering formerly Zero Engineering. He is famous for his low rider gooseneck style bobbers.
I then contacted a popular builder specializing in Harley Davidson Sportster custom frames called Led Sled Customs. Pat Patterson and his crew knew exactly what I was looking for and put together this kick ass rolling chassis for me.
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Possumjoe007 October 21st
Can anyone out there help me build a basic frame for a 1929-31 bike for under 400 dollars? They're essentially glorified bicycles.
Daniel October 21st
If so, please leave a comment and some easy to follow information. I just want the basic frame and perhaps some ideas for what would make a good engine.
GarageBuiltChop October 21st
Hey Daniel, have you posted on clubchopper. Tons of guys on there who could help you out. What kind of bike is it?
Va3hfa October 23rd
sweet love the long n low bobs what was the total cost on that roller
Michael Dixon October 26th
Nice work. Is this frame, rake etc the same as zero choppers? Zero in las Vegas used to sell the roller kits but I missed out. Any help you can give would be fantastic. Regards Michael
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