Choppers Australia

Yeah i know a spring manufacturer can make me springs up, but i thought they looked pre made off the shelf, good old bunnings hey... let us know how they go timbo! I have delt with industrial springs on port road for years whilst i was managing the Jap Import Yard. They have never let me down, alway...

Mmmm..... The Gloss Red and whitewalls sounds nice!! Where did you pick up those springs Timbo? Springer front will be a very nice touch! as always, love ya work... keep it up mate

That springer will definately make the styling of that Chopper, Love the awesome twisted steel! So old skool, top find there gaz... i agree with bacca, add some length to that swingarm, lay those shocks over and she is gonna have a nice stance, Keep on chopping mate

I suggest you clean your points up with a piece of emery paper or a points file.. throw a set of new plugs in it, check your carb settings, needles etc... Just remember a engine needs three things to fire.. 1) "Fuel" (Air/fuel) Carbs 2) "Spark" (Plugs, coils, points) 3) "compression" (engine bore). ...

Ok, the weather was excellent today (26-27 is perfect), and the breeze was kind so i spent a day painting some jobs and some of my own things, which included the engine cases above that i painted in the late afternoon. First i hung them up on welding wire, blew them off with compressed air, wiped th...

Having tinkered with cars and bikes for most of my life so far, i used this handy little trick yesterday when i was installing a transmission bearing in my Honda 4 engine case. the following is especially handy for axle/hub bearings and cased bearings that require pressing in. when planning to insta...

Well above you see dirty old flakey paint covered engine cases... They have been sandblasted and are now ready for paint. prior to paint however i have given the cases a very good blow through with compressed air and a very good cleaning with solvent to rid all of the beads from the blasting. I also...

Hi Guys n Gals... Just a update on my build... Been a busy little bee lately, have welded in the gooseneck, this took hours to weld in and smooth... no bog has been used at all but i will need a slight skim of knifing putty to bring up a few low spots. Up inside the gooseneck i have welded in tabs t...

Just looking at that rear setup again..... extending the swingarm would be great but the shocks are already on a fair angle as it is, you would have to relocate the top shock pivot points along onto your fender struts aswell. Good luck!!

I reckon your on to something there Taz, another 3 inches in the swingarm would be neat, bring the rear down a touch, and along with shifting the fender it would house that seat nicely Top stuff Robbie, that is one neat, tough looking ride there!

That turned out real nice there Timbo!! I want one might be a good way for me to get fit again

The Pan sounds great! Get in there and do it mate, dont forget you got all of us here to help ya out.

Hi Andrew, my gooseneck is an original Santee weldon part, i have catalogues with pictures, some specifications and measurements of santee components, this includes weld on rigid sections and all other santee components. I will be scanning these catalogues and posting them onto my website shortly ht...

Love your work jeff! You must have a very nice sister

That bike is looking and sounding "Yam-a-licious"!

Keep up the great work mate, catcha at the muster!!

Thanx Prof..... That is one nice neat ride

G'day Henry!! Nice looking ride, something different too Any more pics of your bike? any side shots?? Catcha one day soon!