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Bobbers (C/N Bike Contest!)

Post only two (2) pics and some info about your build. Good luck.

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Permalink Reply by Zack on July 20, 2009 at 9:13am

pretty soon, we're still getting results from the judges...

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Permalink Reply by Zack on July 23, 2009 at 2:00pm

The winners have been posted, congrats!

http://www.choppertownnation.com/forum/topics/and-the-winners-are

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Permalink Reply by ROBBIE on December 27, 2009 at 11:56am

cb750 (960cc) supercharged,garage built frame,girders ,jaguar wheels,all built in my garage by me for about 1000 bucks (or 500 english pounds approx)

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Permalink Reply by ROBBIE on December 27, 2009 at 11:59am

oops didnt realise comp was over heres pic anyway then

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Permalink Reply by Rob Thomason on March 14, 2010 at 11:43am

Built over the summer of '09, started out as a very rough 1988 ish evo, the only two original parts remaining are the motor and the transmission shell ! A friend built the cast lug replica bow-leg frame and the springers and virtually every other major part was sourced from ebay ! I love it and it rides great even though the belt drive touches asphalt a little too easily !!

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Permalink Reply by Ellis on March 29, 2010 at 8:01am

One I built back in 04 for my Uncle that runs our shop in Florida. I only had one short week with the bike after it was done. One story I will never forget right. I didn't have time to get it titled due to the cocksucker that did the inspection on the bike failed me for not being able to read the complete vin on the engine. He couldn't get the concept that you could read the first half on one side of the case and then read the last on the other half of the case due to the regulator being in the front of the cases, they stamp the full vin on both sides. We had run a booth at Daytona all day and the end of the day we ran the bikes over to a show across the street and meet up with Jerry Graves (RIP) and my Uncle got all pumped up that we won the show and wanted to go out with Graves on the bikes. I told him that would be great but the bike only shows a bright green metal flake plate where a license plate should be. No talking him out of this I tried to tell him we could have at least taken a plate from one of our other bikes but no man you will be ok. The whole time I'm picturing the bike on the back of a flatbed being hauled off and then a big deal getting it back, remember Daytona Beach if any of you have been you know the cops are all over the place. So we went out and had a blast I stayed mid pack and had no problems, I did run into an old timer at the gas station and as he was checking out the bike he said where the hell is you plate??? I told him I didn't have one nor did I have a fuckin' title for the bike, he just said man you are one crazy mother fucker. Talk about a white knuckle ride with no plate in Daytona, I think back and yeah I guess it was crazy but made for one hell of a good memory and reminds me to live life to the fullest at all cost. Cheers....Ellis Rollin' Sixes Choppers

Just an added note: This bike to me fits in the chopper catagory but many consider it a bobber. So what the hell I figured I'd post it.

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Permalink Reply by dennis e mccarthy on May 12, 2012 at 2:44pm

this bike was my 2006 v stare silverado 650 now its my bobber and its somthing i wanted to do all my life.its not the best looking but i love it, it was painted by my friend who is in his late 70 he is blind in one eye and cant see out of the other, my good friend did the pinstripe work so a big thanks to rick bushey,all the parts came from blue collar bobbers.