Honda Chopper Project Video #9 PARTS BIKE BREAKDOWN #2

Part #2 of the $150 parts bike being completely torn down. a few video's of the new stuff coming in. and a tour around the garage. YES I can make a MESS. But It's all in FUN right? - Don't worry it all comes together in the end.. But when will that END be??? -Rob

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• honda chopper
• rebel
• nighthawk
• custom
• occ
• 250
• 250cc.DIY
• junkyard
• old skool

[elebeu]

I just had an idea seeing the two engines lined up on the floor.. twin engine chopper!

[berkelusa]

NOT ! - How about 2 matching Choppers? Say Snoopy and The Red Baron?

[rebelrider77]

dirty laundry

[berkelusa]

By who?

[berkelusa]

At this point someone asked me what I have invested. I added it up.. With the new tires/tubes and handlebars on the way. rear lights. fork seals and more there's only $403.00 about the cost of new tires on a Harley. (not mounted) I like Harleys.. It's my leg with the tube in it that cant hold it UP telling me NO.. -Rob

[Moonfleet41]

Hi Chap...looks fun what you're doin, seems a lot of work for a 250....what plans for the build then, both engines mounted, that fat car wheel in the rear....now that would be radical. cheers

Derek

[berkelusa]

I think you might want to look around a little.. there's guys building more than this with lawnmower engines.. It's all about FUN and this ones 99% recycled junk and 110% FUN :^) - Sure I could go do a Harley.. or a CB750.. But isn't that the norm?

[ivoman7]

@berkelusa Don Henley

[queenofyeay]

Glenn

[queenofyeay]

Glen Frey's Dirty Laundry  and I didn't look it up... although for some reason I was thinking it was one of his Eagles songs for a second.

[madbiker53]

your garage is now looking good yeah like it ;-]

[KelleyMag]

I can name that tune: Dirty Laundry by Don Henley. I hope I just won a big money prize. Or a vacation somewhere. A gift card?

[Moonfleet41]

Thats a cool answer man, 100% fun for sure...seen Cement mixer engines, battery powered choppers, diesel car engines, all sorts on youtube....could just picture both motors mounted in the one frame for a second. Ill keep watchin as it progresses ...maybe i can pick up a few tips aye..;-)