The Chopper Compendium

Yes please I love your builds

Mark, I know you have probably already checked these out, but if not. Two of the best references I've found on the 1911 are Jerry Kuhnhausen' s 1911 Shop Manuals Vol. 1 The Colt .45 Automatic A Shop Manual and Vol. 2 The U.S. M1911/M1911A1 Pistols and Commercial M1911 type Pistols A Shop Manual. The...

I think this would be a great addition to the site, looking forward to seeing the progress. Any type of machining would apply to fab work.
Always great to see someone else s way of approaching a project looking forward to lots of pics on process.
Always look forward to your builds.

Maz,
Glad to hear your old man is doing ok, The shop looks great. Expect to see some great work coming out of it.
Just keep plugging away and everything will work out.
Steve

Dan,
I for one, having been on this site since the old one started, am very thankful for the work that you
and the other admins. have put in keeping this site up and running. And to Gary for starting it.
Please keep up the great work.
Thanks,
Big Steve

Hope your doing well Maz, take care of yourself. Hope to see you soon.
Send pics of your new shop.
Steve

Don't know if I can come up with anything worth while to publish
but think it's a great idea if it will fly, still have the few issues of Chopper Build that
I received before they were gone

Mike your just a teenager I'll be 66 in Jan.,still dreaming,puttin, and drinkin, when I can't lift the beer bottle I'll just get a straw,
and there is a reason they call me Big Steve

I was going through some old pics and found this It was a pan head goose that belonged to my roommate, was built in 1972 couldn't make a u-turn in a standard intersection, but it road like an arrow in a strait line I'm not positive but I think it was only the second one built at that time in L.A. Ho...

The trident seemed to run pretty hot without the cooler so I left it on. I thought about mounting it low when I made the forward controls, but decided it didn't look bad in the original position, so i left it stock. Rather be safe than sorry. At that time there was a company making a 1350cc kit whic...

Jeff,
This was a 69 Trident I did back in 73. Hope you enjoy
threes make great rides, hard tail with a 8 in over cb750 front end ( I couldn't afford a springer
at the time
Steve