It's gonna be so outrageously bada$$ when you're done. Hope I can stand you then...
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Freewheeler "Chopper" Project
- Thread starter Free Bird
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Yes.... everywhere I go it is the same....
I have to put the stock wheels and tires back on to get the dyno work done....
Free Bird, I have a question concerning the SS brake lines you mentioned. Is Doc's HD making those for you or someone else locally? The reason I mention this is I would like to change my Freewheeler over to stainless steel lines, eventually and don't know of anyone making them for the Freewheeler.
Jack Klarich
Gold Member
Michael, check Drag Specialties
https://www.dragspecialties.com/products/?productId=414672&partNumber=17414459
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- #184
The Company is Magnum. They are also the ones who make them for Drag Specialties (ref Jack's post). I have new bars so I needed extended ones. But they make stock ones as well for everything that shows except the neck mounted reservoir to the foot brake master.
Here is the trike page for front brake lines
https://www.magnumshielding.com/Bra...absdesigner/nonabsdualbrakes/nonabstrikelower
Here are matching handlebar kits
https://www.magnumshielding.com/handlebarkits/handlebarkits-touring
Here is the Custom Made page
https://www.magnumshielding.com/Custom-Size/Brake-Line-Guides
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- #185
It's gonna be so outrageously bada$$ when you're done. Hope I can stand you then...
I will just post these when it is finished.... that will help
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- #186
FINALLY!!!! It is my turn .... I am out of the queue and into the paint booth....
Fenders are the first parts ready for clear coat....
I likes flames.......orag:
Fenders are the first parts ready for clear coat....
I likes flames.......
orag:
Looking Good And....
Gettin' Hot to Trot!:clapping:
Gettin' Hot to Trot!
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The fenders are spectacular.:wave:
Jack Klarich
Gold Member
WOW ThumbUpThat looks GREAT
Yes it is.
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- #192
Yes... the concept is something like this.... (Except the fabricator for the springer bailed on me. Perhaps I will add tht next year... I just want to ride at this point)
Jeff, I was at Doc's HD getting a minor problem corrected on my FW. The service dept. was swamped on a non-rainy Saturday & everyone was ogling your wide tired Freewheeler up on the lift. The service manager, Tim, was giving tours.
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- #194
Jeff, I was at Doc's HD getting a minor problem corrected on my FW. The service dept. was swamped on a non-rainy Saturday & everyone was ogling your wide tired Freewheeler up on the lift. The service manager, Tim, was giving tours.
Yes, they do that from time to time. I think they are as anxious as I am to see it completed. I want to get some wind in my hair and bugs in my teeth and they want to Instagram some pics of "Doc's CVO" :laugh:
The gang at Doc's have been GREAT through all of this. I really appreciate their help and their techs. This build has been a real collaboration.
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- #195
Getting closer.....
Here are a couple of pics from "Final Assembly" (The windshield was just on to make sure I had clearance for a couple of the goodies I put on the riser clamp cover and nacelle.... it will come off except for wife passenger rides...).... I likes Apes!!!!
Here are a couple of pics from "Final Assembly" (The windshield was just on to make sure I had clearance for a couple of the goodies I put on the riser clamp cover and nacelle.... it will come off except for wife passenger rides...).... I likes Apes!!!!
Will you lose the option for a windshield when you get the Springer Front End? If so, do you suspect it will affect you and your passengers comfort much?
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- #197
I will likely fab a set of brackets to use to mount a springer windshield to it for my wife that is detachable like the glide front end. Something like this
I may have to add your Metzeler 888 tire back to my Freewheeler front tire short list.
I really like the way that tread pattern looks. I would think its excellent at channeling water.
I really like the way that tread pattern looks. I would think its excellent at channeling water.
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- #199
Believe it or not, even the wide tires were not bad on that point. They shed water well at lower speeds. But that said, I have not really pushed the envelope on hydroplaning characteristics and I am sure there are issues if I went looking for them. I got caught in a gully washer in Forest Park Last Fall and took 40 home... white knuckles? yes. Control issues? no
Gotcha! I really like the look of the Springer Front End....
That trike looks great with those tires and rims.
Here is a few pictures of my Honda
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WOW! That is an awesome ride! Love the Exhaust!!! That is a great way to route it. The baby moons and the pinstripes in the paint are way cool and of course... gotta love the apes! Very Cool
orag:
Wow....I just found and caught up on the build today. A Two Beer read and all worth the time. Very cool and can't wait to see the paint. Shame about the Springer, I really do hate when someone wastes my time. I think when done....Sell rides! jc
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- #206
Yes, I looked at them, but this one is kinda of special. It is a full custom one off and Denvers, Sugar Bear, Thompson, etc. did not want to change their tooling. They all make great stuff, but I need a fabricator with springier experience.
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- #207
Getting Closer.....
Jack Klarich
Gold Member
Very Very nice paint:clapping:
Wow! that paint is stunning, and probably worth the wait?
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