Here's some shots

of Doug's Sporty, All work done by myself except the
beeeeautiful tank by Slim
at
www.slimsfab.com


The

back story for this bike is; My buddy Ralph bought this bike as a stock, non running project. He had it for about a year and never got going on it. So my other buddy, Dennis, decided he would buy it and build a chopper to ride with me and my other chopper pals to all the cool chopper events we were going on. We did the frame and he bought a few parts then got broke, like we all do, and decided it had to go.
So....I had it sitting in my shop for a couple years doing nothing but collecting dust when my buddy Doug
say's he's buying it and I get to build it any way I want. So that brings you up to date and I shall be running a continuous series on this build.
Last night I did the fender. I tried a lot of different ones until I found the one I liked and Doug liked it too (as if that matters).
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