Article By: Wayne at Wicked Willy’s Choppers In this section, we are going to build a gas tank from scratch. I will be using 18 gauge sheet metal and our tank will be a little radical because instead of sitting on the top of the frame, it…
Chromoly vs DOM Article By: Paul Wideman www.bareknucklechoppers.com I’ve wanted to write this article for some time now. I’ve heard the debate waged that 4130 chromoly is the be-all end-all when it comes to fabrication in the racing and…
Article by: Wayne at Wicked Willy’s Choppers Wicked Willy’s Beer Runner on a Budget – Part 4 In part 4 of this segment, we got the frame and rear end back in our shop. I will set the pre-load on my shocks and set my ride height of the frame so I…
Article By: Tyler Malinky This article shows how easy it is to install a fuel sight gauge into the side of your gas tank. A sight gauge can be handy, especially if you have a small gas tank, for seeing when you are running low on gas. We show…
Wicked Willy’s Beer Runner on a Budget – Part 3 Article by: Wayne at Wicked Willy’s Choppers In this section, we will cover a couple of things including the final work of the rear end for the trike. Here we will talk about a few things missed by…
I walked into the shop and this is what I seen. Where is my Buell?? Is that my Buell??????? What the hell did you do to it? You tore apart my bike!!!! I’m gonna make it cool for you baby, Trust ME.!!!!! I guess parking my bike in the shop was a…
Article by: Tyler Malinky As a follow-up to our last DIY Tech Tip on clean- ing up your bike’s wiring, here are several wiring diagrams that will apply to your Triumph, BSA or other British chopper or custom bike project. This is the…
So we wanted to throw out a cool tech article for the home shop mechanic this month since this is where so much of the scene is coming from today. We decided that there would be no better place to go for a “how to” on hardtailing a Sporty than…
Wicked Willy’s Beer Runner on a Budget – Part 2 Article by: Wayne at Wicked Willy’s Choppers Here in part 2 of our build, we are going to try and finish up our rear end for our trike. We have to put the rear end together, cut off the axle tubes…
So you want to make a seat pan for your new chop, but don’t have the equipment to make one out of steel… then FIBERGLASS is for you. A fiberglass seat pan is not only a good choice for the DIY guy because of material, but it also gives you a mo’…
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