my name is kevin and i'm new to forums. i currently have no motorcycle, although i have owned bikes before. i currently viewed a chopper that was heart stopping. check out the link. http://chop.gotdns.com/chopper if you think it's pricey just remember: you get what you pay for.

 

The components of the bike look good, but the color scheme is enough to make me scream. I haven't heard good things about RevTech engines either, but I personally don't have any first hand knowledge of them.

 

It sounds good but it does seem a bit pricey to me. A friend of mine has a sight with some nice looking bikes that are not so expensive. I don't remember what engines they use but why don't you check them out.

www.ampcustoms.com

 

i suppose that everyone doesn't have the same taste as i do, however, bikes are like people...each has its own personality. As for the other link, nice as well. i like bikes that are simplified but at the same time good componet combination. i also like frames that compliment the innerworkings of the bike, such as the motor. thanks for the feedback.-kevin-

 

I'd like to Welcome you also to forum,

I personally am of the mind set that its not
WHAT you ride but THAT you ride.
If ya are getting into the wind is the true thing.

I ride a 2005 Royal star,though I have pulled stock pipes
and put on blue krome 2.75 longshots.
When I started riding 20 some years ago
what ya rode was not quite such a deal
and I personnaly got more bike fer less$
I am planing to airbush tank here sometime though.
its always nice to personalize yer sled I guess.
again welcome
Zax

 

Nicely said. That's why BikerForums is here.

 

Welcome Kevin. As Zax said "it's not what you ride but that you ride" and this site has something for everyone.

 

i am currently working on a chopper project. i purchased a dna single downtube frame with a 250 rear end. i have two teenage sons so it's on hold untill after christmass. come on tax return! -kevin-

 

i'm with mongo. i've never heard anything good about revtech components other than you can pick them up for a low price.

darn, i'm sorry i didn't introduce myself. just barged right in. i have been lurking around and never posted. i am into older iron. i have a 59 pan rigid bobber thats half torn apart for winter claean up and a 64 pan. whoever said that it's not what you ride but that you ride has my support. thanks for letting me stop by and chat.