A Professional Set Of Plans For A Professional Outcome!

by Donald Branscom
(Guerneville, CA.)

240 Rigid Frame Build

240 Rigid Frame Build

I ordered a set of frame plans and it was easy to understand and follow.


It was a RIGID plan for a 240mm rear tire.

I liked having a set of plans as it saved a lot of time not having to figure every single thing.

Also since it was based on a Harley Davidson it made buying other parts easier.

When I put the rear axle in the frame it was long enough because I stuck to the plan. There were no problems.

I had confidence in the steering neck because it was a proven design.

When I went to register it at the CHP office and get the special tag, I took my frame plan with me and although they did not ask me for it, I had confidence because I had a drawing that looked professional. When I sold the bike to build another, I had confidence because I could inform the buyer that I had used a proven professional plan to build the frame.

I ordered a frame plan and it was easy to understand and follow.
It was a RIGID plan for a 240mm rear tire.

I liked having a plan as it saved a lot of time not having to figure every single thing .
Also since it was based on a Harley Davidson it made buying other parts easier.

When I put the rear axle in the frame it was long enough because I stuck to the plan.
There were no problems.

I had confidence in the steering neck because it was a proven design.

When I went to register it at the CHP office and get the special tag, I took my frame plan with me and although they did not ask me for it, I had confidence because I had a drawing that looked professional. When I sold the bike to build another, I had confidence because I could inform the buyer that I had used a proven professional plan to build the frame.

The engine is a Vf1000R V4 Honda gear driven cam engine. Rake 42º.

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Apr 21, 2015
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Thanks
by: Anonymous

Thanks for the share, I am looking forward to more informations, and hoping build my own custom chopper

Jan 21, 2015
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Trail Comment
by: Anonymous

With 42º rake and DNA forks the trail is acceptable.
No worry about a speed wobble.
Steering is a little harder than a stock bike but not much.

If you wanted you could have custom rockers made that are just a little longer and reduce the trail even more.
See Bitter End Choppers.

Dec 03, 2011
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practicing the art
by: motopeli

when i was growing up stoned on gasoline and in love with the bike next door i would take three bus's and walk across town to window shop the honda dealer. every time i attempted conversation i was educated by intimidation.granted i had memorized some brochures , those i had down cold , but i was generally clueless. i built my first race bike in 1971.i had long travel suspension 6in frt. more than 4 in the rear , 21in.frt wheel,plastic fenders... i was mechanic for the triumph dealer at 16,service manager at the oldest (first)HONDA dealer east the mississippi by 19. ok i've run on enough,but i think i have earned the right... to ask DON DID YOU GET THE TRAIL RIGHT ! OMG! . DON you have my respect.that type of skill is why i always listen ,when it is talent i lack. i still would like to punch that asshole from the honda dealer in the face though.

Sep 25, 2011
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trail
by: david jones

I's a nice look frame just need to be sure on front forks the trees get the trail right. I've built bakes all my life ,(i'm 58 year old)and i design frame for years and that is a nice frame.

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