Modified bikes
11-20-04, 07:23 AM
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Cool. I think that I like the green one the best.
What kind of medical and dental coverage do you have?
What kind of medical and dental coverage do you have?
11-20-04, 10:55 AM
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Chopper bikes seem to be the up and coming fad bike.
Check with IE Cycles out of California. They make good chopper bikes- custom made to your specifications. Felt also makes chopper bikes. They have a Felt Sycthe and the Felt Fuller. Both seem to be outrageously priced.
Koffee
Check with IE Cycles out of California. They make good chopper bikes- custom made to your specifications. Felt also makes chopper bikes. They have a Felt Sycthe and the Felt Fuller. Both seem to be outrageously priced.
Koffee
11-20-04, 11:08 AM
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cool, I think I'd kill myself trying to ride one of those things though
11-20-04, 11:20 AM
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Scroll through the pictures I took at Interbike for some of the bikes I mentioned earlier: https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ight=Interbike
I got a flyer from Performance. They have a chopper bike for about $150 they're selling. I'm thinking of getting one for my older nephew.
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I got a flyer from Performance. They have a chopper bike for about $150 they're selling. I'm thinking of getting one for my older nephew.
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11-20-04, 01:08 PM
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https://bikerodnkustom.homestead.com/ one site I check, and you can go browsing through the links..enjoy.
11-20-04, 01:21 PM
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A buddy of mine and I built this a few years ago. It's a combo of new parts, old parts, found parts, and scrap metal. We built a second one just last year for him, but I don't have a pic of that one.
11-20-04, 02:11 PM
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If anyone here did the MS Ride in October like I did, they saw one of the coolest bikes ever. The guy had a low rider chopper style fixie with a red-white-and-blue gas tank and everything. It was amazing. Of course, my first thought was "How is he going to make the climb on that thing at Fort Tryon?" but nonetheless a classic bike with a classic look.
The issue of Cycling Plus UK from October had a whole section devoted to the lowrider phenomenon in England. This one ain't goin' away any time soon...
The issue of Cycling Plus UK from October had a whole section devoted to the lowrider phenomenon in England. This one ain't goin' away any time soon...
