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| This is the progress page of the Ultra-Secret Chopper Project. Myself and Tom Summers are in the process of building one righteous long bike. With his help and advice the bike will end up better than I ever hoped it would. Tons of parts on this bike are custom built. The frame and gas tank are anything but stock. The springer is one of the longest I've ever seen. this project is scheduled to be completed prior to the Smoke Out Rally June 18th. If your viewing this page your one of a VERY small group of individuals that know of its existence. It is up to YOU to keep the project a ABSOLUTE SECRET until it's showing at the smoke out. You will then also belong to a small group of people that can say...... I knew about it for a long time. I hope you enjoy the page and that it tides you over until the Smoke Out. |
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this is the tank that I built for the Beast. The tank
started out as a low tunnel sportster style tank. the original tank had
exposed mount tabs both front and rear.
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As you can see the tank is VERY long. 26 iches. Originally I was going to have a friend of mine build the tank but because of the schedule change of a PAYING job he could not get it done in time. So I built the tank myself and had my friend weld it up for me. On a side note we ended up not using the tank and tom's welder made one from scratch... I was (and am) still pretty proud of the tank for my first try at making a tank. I learned a TON while creating it. I'll add some pictures of the tank that was actually used on the bike later. |
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here is a picture in front of toms shop. that's me sitting
on the Rolling Chassis.
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thanks to some of tom's Ideas this frame turned out REALLY
WELL!!!!!
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My idea was to get the LONG square tubed front end mounted
to the frame. I took it to tom and he said his welder could do it... MAN
COULD HE EVER!!!!! I wish I had closeup's the welds are flawless.
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Well Here is the last pic for now. If you want to see
it finished show up at the smoke out or keep an eye on my web page. I
wil post finished pictures directly after the smokeout.
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