Want A Rolling Chopper Chassis?
You need a rolling chopper chassis if you want to get that chopped off, low-slung, extremely angled Harley Davidson "look" for your custom chopper.
You can easily find these custom chopper rolling chassis on or in the automotive aftermarkets that specialize in selling second hand parts online... Companies that manufacture or blow out the rolling chopper chassis are Harley Davidson, Headwinds, Paugho, RevTech, Weerd Bros, Rev Tech, and Custom Chrome to name a few.
Thanks to consumer demand for Harley Davidson type parts, it is now easier than ever to build a custom chopper from a scratch. Gone are the days when a factory dictated what your bike should look like. You also don't have to pay exorbitant prices for damaged rolling chopper chassis that you find in a junk yard. The day of the custom built-bike is definitely today. Whether you are looking to build a mild bike or a bike that is really wild, you can buy the basics of building a chopper, including the rolling chopper chassis from many companies for between $3,500 and $5,000 U.S. If you are new to building choppers it might be a good idea to buy one of these chopper kits, which give your bike a strong and sturdy start. Steelthunder is a fantastic online company that sells all kinds of bike kits that include a rolling chopper chassis. It is also just a great place to view photos of choppers that have been customized by individuals who have bought one of these kits. Dyna is a popular custom chopper kit company that offers several types of rolling chassis bike kits. One is the Big "C" Y2K Dyna-Style Rolling Chassis Kit. This is Big C Chopper that features a black 4" stretch, 8" lower leg stretch with a 38¡ rake . Dyna also makes "digger style" kits that include rolling style kits such as Digger Y2K Dyna-Style Rolling Chassis Kit. This kit boasts a 5" stretch with 38¡ rake. Dyna also make Lowrider kits are designed with a 5" stretch with 38¡ rake. If you can't live without a low-rider you also might want to take a look at Santee's hot Low Glide Custom (TM) frame with wide rear swing arm and custom rear axel adjusters. Both these kits create one hot-looking street-wise chopper. If you are interested in creating a soft tail bike with a custom wide rolling chassis then you should definitely check out the bike kits that the Custom Chrome Company has to offer. CUSTOM CHROME COMPANIES Custom Wide Rolling Chassis Kit for Softail Models. Biker's Choice which makes the famous Bikes In A Box is the answer to getting started on a new custom bike. The Basic Softail Chassis Kit utilizes the soft-tail frame along with a rolling chassis to give you many miles of Easy Rider type fun. You can also get the Fat Bastard 250 which is named so because of it is a rolling chassis chopper with a big fat wide rear tire. For ideas about
how to implement a rolling chopper chassis
into the design of your custom bike, take a little surfing trip to http://www.bikemenu.com/photoscustom.html. This site features great photos of custom motorcycles with the rolling chopper chassis that have been bought on the aftermarket and used to create custom choppers. Related Articles: www.Custom-Choppers-Guide.com
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