Heres what im thinking of doing. Chopped Nightster. 18 degree rake.41 mm forks all black of course. I found a place that will do it without any cutting or welding.&nbsp\\; What do u guys think?

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if they do not cut it, its not chopped.

 

Good point! Maybe you more experienced &nbsp\\;\\\\\\;guys can give me some insight on this company and what&nbsp\\;\\\\\\;you think of their setup
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www.ame-choppers.com.au.



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Exactly

 

so u wanna do a chopped N with a sidecar.......[:'(]&nbsp\\; but to each his own i guess

 

old fender guy has a acme front end and says he likes it.

 

WHY on earth would you do that to a nightster!?

Sorry, but I honestly don't see that turning out very well....just my opinion.

 

Long front ends with out stretched front frame rails is really a design and proportion nightmare. It just looks odd in my point of view.

In the example you have posted of the bike with extended forks and raked clamps you have a geat example of very poor length to hight proportion. If you are going to change the design of a anything
you must understand design to start with. It is really easy to make thing worse real fast.

 

+1 Go look at Sugar Bear's bikes... http://www.sugarbearchoppers.com/ ....then look at a Sporty with nothing but raked trees and longer tubes....you'll get the idea.&nbsp\\; It takes alot of work to ONE do that right, and TWO make it look good.

 

Ive never been a fan of stretched out bikes, looks goofy to me.&nbsp\\; Especially with these bolt on rake kits.