Hardtail weld on kits???
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i used a weld on from ledsledcustoms.com they are based in ohio.
i like its look cause its a little wider and thicker steel than the kansas kustoms.
in my opinion these are the only 2 company's to use.
plus ledsled now sells an entire kit, everything you need. and have rubbermiunt kits also. good luck
i like its look cause its a little wider and thicker steel than the kansas kustoms.
in my opinion these are the only 2 company's to use.
plus ledsled now sells an entire kit, everything you need. and have rubbermiunt kits also. good luck
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08-03-2009, 01:18 PM
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08-03-2009, 02:43 PM
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Go to XLforum.net and check out the "My Led Sled Chopper Project" thread from psycho69 in the Chopper and Bobber Talk section (http://xlforum.net/vbportal/forums/s...d.php?t=504362). He chronicled his entire project with a boat load of pics. You can learn a lot from his experience.
I had the hard tail section shipped to my house then took it to my local shop to have it grafted on (I'll trust my welding skills for fender tabs, but not a frame that my life depends on!). They charged me $150. Led Sled would have installed it for $75, but I'd have had to pay to send them my frame in the first place (UPS ships them uncrated), so the money came out the same in the end.
You can't go wrong with either a Led Sled or a Kansas Kustom - just depends on the style you prefer.
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08-03-2009, 03:28 PM
I have a Led Sled weld on section, and am still in the building stages of the project. Just put the motor back in yesterday, as a matter of face - fit like a glove!
Go to XLforum.net and check out the "My Led Sled Chopper Project" thread from psycho69 in the Chopper and Bobber Talk section (http://xlforum.net/vbportal/forums/s...d.php?t=504362). He chronicled his entire project with a boat load of pics. You can learn a lot from his experience.
I had the hard tail section shipped to my house then took it to my local shop to have it grafted on (I'll trust my welding skills for fender tabs, but not a frame that my life depends on!). They charged me $150. Led Sled would have installed it for $75, but I'd have had to pay to send them my frame in the first place (UPS ships them uncrated), so the money came out the same in the end.
You can't go wrong with either a Led Sled or a Kansas Kustom - just depends on the style you prefer.
Go to XLforum.net and check out the "My Led Sled Chopper Project" thread from psycho69 in the Chopper and Bobber Talk section (http://xlforum.net/vbportal/forums/s...d.php?t=504362). He chronicled his entire project with a boat load of pics. You can learn a lot from his experience.
I had the hard tail section shipped to my house then took it to my local shop to have it grafted on (I'll trust my welding skills for fender tabs, but not a frame that my life depends on!). They charged me $150. Led Sled would have installed it for $75, but I'd have had to pay to send them my frame in the first place (UPS ships them uncrated), so the money came out the same in the end.
You can't go wrong with either a Led Sled or a Kansas Kustom - just depends on the style you prefer.
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