At least he's ridin'.

Keep your knees in the breeze brothers.....cut the guy some slack...he's probably a real cool dude.....doing his own thing.

~Joe

 

 

How dare any man create such a thing!!!!! Come on man...you say you build hotrods? How are you gonna sit there an diss a guys custom fab. And how do you know they aren't safe bc they are rusty? Individuality and creativity goes a lot farther in my book than just hopin' on jpcycle and ordering parts..

 

He rode it there that's good enough for me. Redneck to me is not negative. If you are in trouble but have one "redneck" you can call you'll be OK. Hell this guy would probably help you even if he didn't know you.

 

easy guys, your missing the point,i agree with anyone who takes the time to build something for the bike rather then buying it out of a book,you get tired of seeing cookie cutter bikes,,,,but you where not there,the bars where 1 inch square tubing,super thin,very rusty,full of cracks,and stick welded with chicken sh*t looking welds,the bottom of the square tubing was tack welded into the risers,tires had canvas poking thru,,,and i use the term redneck,anyone who has a huge mullet and looks like joe dirt,wearing farmers overalls,no shirt,and a huge rebel flag tattoo on his chest and riding barefoot?its my opinion,if the shoe fits,,dont get me wrong i have many redneck friends,,but maybe thats the newyorker in me,,,sorry if i offended yall,lol

 

Pfffft!!! Trex for longevity!

 

All things considered, the most interesting aspect of the photo to me is the mirror of your cage on the right-hand side.

 

Funny thing is...in today's Air Force, calling someone a Redneck can get you in ALOT of trouble.

~Joe

 

Ride what ya brung and never look back! (except to change lanes).

Who are we step on some dude's dream? Long live the Redneck Fatboy!

 

...and you don't own a car or truck along with your bike?