Sportster Peanut 2.4 Gallon Tank

Chrome Spoke Wheels

Front 21 Inch Wheel



Rear 16 Inch Wheel

Avon Venom Whitewall

Brad McCoy(Colt's Dad) speaks to Richland Hills Church of Christ about raising Colt, the Rose Bowl Game, and God using Colt to touch lives.

Paste this link in a new browser and hit "open" when prompted:

http://www.rhchurch.org/sermons/download.cfm?file=/audio-sermons/20100410-preparing-to-be-prepared.mp3&name=20100410-Preparing-to-be-Prepared

Lick's 3" Mirror

Biltwell Ignition Cover/Bottle Opener

Old School Taillight from No School Choppers

Fender Struts by Bung King

Curved fender struts shipped by Bung king:




Example of curved struts on bike:

Skateboard Wheel Chain Tensioner

Skateboard wheel chain tensioner shipped by Monster Craftsman:



Here's a clip of the tensioner in motion:

FRC Grips

White Grips from Flyrite Choppers shipped. Will match up pretty sweet with the white seat:

Biltwell Solo Seat Shipped

Dad got confirmation today that the solo seat, seat pivot, spring mounts, and springs shipped out today.







Once mounted, will look something like this:

Oil Tank

Old school oil tank came in today. Unfinished and ready for paint.

Inspiration Bikes

Springer and Rear Tire

The DNA 2 under springer front end came in at the end of last week as did the rear 150 Metzler double whitewall tire.

Chop the Frame

D&S Performance in Dallas took on the project for us. First on the list was chopping the frame of the stock softtail rear end and welding in the hardtail. This gives the frame the clean lines and old school rigid feel. There's only a few companies that are making weld-on hardtails for the rubbermount sportys. Bitterend Choppers supplied the rear end.

2005 Harley Sportster 883

On March 19th, my parents suprised me with the keys to a 2005 HD Sportster. The bike had an old school, rustic rattle can paint paint job with a SoCal sticker on the tank. After a few rides up and down the neiborhood street, it felt good to be on a 2 wheels again. Me and dad then spent the rest of the weekend planning our ultimate bobber project. For those unfamiliar to the term bobber, wiki does a pretty good job suggesting a motorcycle that usually has the front fender removed and the rear fender "bobbed" or made smaller. The style started in the 50s where everything is stripped from the bike that is not needed. When I think bobber, I think old school, no chrome, springer front end, hard tail frame, peanut sportster gas tank, white walls, spoke wheels, drag handlebars, and a springer seat. So that same weekend my parents brought the bike down to Austin, we began the bobber transformation.