Its a Roller...

FrankenKnuckle...

Revisited.

Motorbike Madness...

@ The shop today.

Frankenknuckle...

First thing's first...

That's better.

Swing No More...

Do you have a swingarm bike and are just plain tired of all that suspension, handling and all those pesky moving parts?

Well your prayers have been answered!

We proudly offer a top notch frame hardtail service for you and your steel horse.

See our frame service button at the top of the page for more info.

Solidddd...

Court is at it again.

Shovelhead hardtail

Roll On...

Court has been getting down on the '32 frame as of late and it is starting to shape up nicely.

 Now that it is at roller status the next step is fitting the Model A body.

Stay Tuned...

It's Shocking...

Deuce Rails...

Getting Sprung.

Deuce Rails...

What started as a pair of rails sitting on the shop

floor has transformed into this tidy looking chassis.

                                                                      Totally Tubular!

Rear spring perch

Court bobbed the rails just behind the c-notch

Next step: Make it a roller...

Stay Tuned!

Deuce Rails...

Court got the c-notch all sorted out.

Loosey Goosey...

George's Shovelhead frame had a crooked weld-on goose neck.

That was slugged with solid bar.

Until Kelly and Court got hold of it...

Now it is arrow straight with tubular slugs and a sharp new gusset.



Cha Cha Changes...

Court finished up our new frame fixture and it's a beauty.

On the money.

 Swingarm no more.

With the frame jigged up it's time for the magic...

Our finished product next to factory HD.

We do all types of frame repair and modification ranging from

a simple hardtail to re-engineering a bad chop, details here.



Black Sabbath Update...

Well, we've done all we can do with this

little mamajama.

Stretched & raked

New coil mounts

Ignition switch mount

Tank mounts
Seat repositioned

Side stand severely shortened.

We hope to see it cruising down

the streets of Phoenix

some day soon.

Black Sabbath Update...

Top of the frame is all welded up...

Downtube is tied in too, but we didn't snap a shot

of it before we left the shop last night...

Black Sabbath Update...

With the neck in it's new configuration

Kelly put some heat to the backbone radius

and pulled it up to match.

Putting a speed hole in the frame slug
With the slug in place, a little adjustment.
6" up, 3" out, 45 degree rake

Stay Tuned...