Sportster-Powered Kuzuri chopper... Wow...
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Sportster-Powered Kuzuri chopper... Wow...
I generally don't like bikes that are over-stylized, but wow... I think this chopper they posted on the HP is stunning. What do y'all think?
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Pretty cool, but just looking at that hard tail and hard mounted seat sends a jolt of sharp pain up my spine and rattles my teeth, man. All style, no practicality whatsoever...
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I like it. The seat could be a bit more rider friendly, and if you could find a 360 front brake, it would be a bit more rideworthy. But as a piece of art, very nice! I like the taillight.
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Nice looking bike but it is more "Motorcycle Art" than a practical ride. Harsh ride, small tank and short megaphone exhaust would make a ten minute ride seem like hours.
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Great to look at but what about value? No doubt the builder effects the value but whenever I see a bike that uses an aftermarket frame or custom frame I wonder about resale value. I want a "Harley" that has a Harley title and VIN otherwise its not a Harley at all. It can be likened to a kit car cobra with all the right ford parts but the VIN matters.
Are bikes different in this regard or am I just too picky?
Are bikes different in this regard or am I just too picky?
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The lack of a front brake is pretty terrifying.