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How hard is it to get insurance for a custom built bike? Some day I would like to build my own custom, but want to know how hard it is to tag and insure it.
Thud, what did you start out with for a frame? I was looking at rolling chassis' on ebay and it looks like some really good deals can be found on there.
There are a lot of good frames out there now days. I found these guys on Ebay too but since
American Made was in San Diego area, it was a local pickup for me.
Talk to Tim at American Made. That looks like a DNA frame with a springer front end. I know you can mount a Twin Cam A on the frame with an adapter. An Evo and Shovel will work, but talk to Tim to make sure of what you need for the primary pieces.
Here is the bike that I want to somewhat duplicate. It is in the new edition of IronWorks magazine. Love the lines of this bike. It looks like a DNA frame also, and it does have a DNA springer front.
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