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Well, the work has begun on turning my 2008 Rocker-C into a full blown custom chopper. I promised y'all I would post pics of the project as it progresses. It just made it to the table for cutting yesterday so I haven't gotten those pics yet but I'll keep updating as I'm able to. Keep in mind I have limited internet access here in Afghanistan.
Where are you in the sandbox? right now im stuck in kaf, only 41 days left so no complaints about that, if i had longer id rather be out in masum ghar again
Looks like you only want to keep the frame and motor. (I did this almost with my rock)
Would you mind telling us something more about the details?
Good luck with your project and stay save.
Where are you in the sandbox? right now im stuck in kaf, only 41 days left so no complaints about that, if i had longer id rather be out in masum ghar again
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Originally Posted by HD100
Looks like you only want to keep the frame and motor. (I did this almost with my rock)
Would you mind telling us something more about the details?
Good luck with your project and stay save.
Pretty much the powertrain is the only thing going untouched cause even the framed is being raked at stretched.
It's going to be 6out/8up w/ 48degree rake. Handcrafted tank, rear fender and bars. Springer front end.
If your putting that much work into the bike have you priced just having a bike built and keeping the rocker? Seems for maybe a tad more you could have 2 bikes for what youll have in this one at the end. Eitherway, its your money and youve earned it so do what makes you happy. Plus it seems its too late anyways.
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