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That is awesome... Total ratt bike...

 

Are there european rednecks? Guess the pic answers the question

 

That's awesome !!! Don't believe that I would want to ride it for more than a mile or two at a pop ... but cool engineering none the less.

Doesn't look like a german plate ... not sure where it is from.

PISTOL

 

I'd so own that thing. I ain't good at metal work but wood work I'm decent at. Thanks spunbearing, now you've given my brain even more things to think about.

 

I ran a check point at a poker run about ten years ago. This was the 3rd checkpoint and about 150 miles into the poker run. Guys pulls in to get a card riding a chopped Harley. The rear wheel/axle was held on by a pair of vice grips Big kahunas, little brain.

 

Jah, das ist eine Deutsch neumodischer apparat...oder auch Deutsch Dschunke. Prolet!

 

HaHa. Some guy at work who rides a bike brought that picture in the other day. We hung it up in the locker room, I wrote "Stone Age Chopper" under it w/ a sharpie.

 

That's a tribute bike built by Orange County Chopper . A Salute to the American woodworker. Yeah thats it.

 

Not quite what I was expecting, but nonetheless extremely amusing, I guess a figured "no offense to the aforementionded demographic" that a red neck vehicle would have had more chicken wire and duct tape on it (oops!!) I just might confused over our own red neck Red Green AKA Mr. Duct Tape himself.

Here's a little Blue Light for ya Cheers.

 

They better watch out for termites

 

I especially like the custom springer front end. It looks like a couple of rear shocks off of an old honda or something.

 

I think they shot some Iraqi off that thing right before the pic was taken. It probably had a machine gun mounted on the back. Home-made, no doubt.

 

Looks safe....

 

Well, I've chocked up quite a few miles on the back of my dad's '46 Knucklehead, and I'll be the first one to tell you that on a real chopper safety is about the last thing you're concerned about.

Or, rather, it's the first thing that you have to be concerned about... Or something like that.


First of all, that bike has a horn; no self-respecting chopper has a horn. Second of all, that bike has no front brakes; now, THAT is hard-core, but since older Harleys rely on car bumpers to stop half the time anyways, it isn't really as bad as it looks. It get's props for a springer front end and no front fender, but looses a LOT of points for missing a second cylinder. I mean, I don't think you can call anything with only one cylinder a chopper. The strangest thing about the bike in my mind is that it doesn't seem to have a transmission...