Hello from SA

[Oldman prof]

Hello from way down at the end of Africa,not much interest here in choppers,and when I say not much I mean NOTHING!!!!,or if there is,they hiding pretty well.Well I've been thinking about this for longer than I can remember and now I/we(just one other guy I grew up with) started about two weeks ago,I got pics in" photobucket",there is even a vid of her running before I started cutting the frame,and the girders are to spec but just made from material I had on hand so that I could work on the frame,and untill I can afford the correct material.

Oldman-prof/TX 750 twin - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

[kgdb]

Hey man, Welcome to Bikersforums. I just had a fast look at your pics as I am out the door to work but I really dig what ya got going there! Nice work so far.

[LB]

yeah, nice work so far, keep us posted as it developes!!!

[cnclee]

Welcome to the forum, your build looks like its coming along fine . Keep us posted with pics.

[RogerMason]

Welcome to the forum.. You got a good start going on the chop. Keep us posted on your progress.

Roger

[richard]

Welcome!!!!!

So no chopper activity in SA?????? You will set a trend! That's going to be cool!

[jerseymutt]

Welcome to the forum from New Jersey.

No chopper activity in SA. Well you can change that. I know there are go fast people in SA as a Flathead record was just set by a Guy from SA at the Bonneville Salt Flats. His son talked him into going and set the record on his (the son's) bike. index Paul Freibus owns the shop and the bike and his father Henry set a record - one of them anyhow. Interesting story, you may want to check the link. Hope I remebered the details correctly.

Mutt