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Dan, you built one beautiful Rocker (one of a hand full of the best on this site) I've enjoyed the pics you have posted & the chats we've had about our Rockers.
I totally understand why you have moved onto another project, your vision of your Rocker was likely complete & you seem like the type of guy that needs to keep your hands busy by building your vision.
I have no doubt your next project will be as nice if not nicer than your Rocker.
Make sure you post up your progress on your new project & good luck.
Dan, you built one beautiful Rocker (one of a hand full of the best on this site) I've enjoyed the pics you have posted & the chats we've had about our Rockers.
I totally understand why you have moved onto another project, your vision of your Rocker was likely complete & you seem like the type of guy that needs to keep your hands busy by building your vision.
I have no doubt your next project will be as nice if not nicer than your Rocker.
Make sure you post up your progress on your new project & good luck.
Cheers Rockerz,
That pretty much sums it up mate, oh & the $$$$ wasn't a bad reason either
Don't know if the next one will be as nice, it definately won't be as blingy, so will be very interesting to gauge people's reactions to it
that is a great looking bike! i know the feeling- happy to sell, then the feeling of "wow what did i just do"?!
its a lotta work to build a dream bike... and its a lotta fun doing it-
looking forward to your next project!
Not a fan of the rockers, normally, but she was put together real nice good job on that for sure. If you next creation is anything like that one you'll be gtg for sure.
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