Custom Chopper

Vincent DiMartino, better known as Vinnie is an American custom bike builder known for appearing in ‘American Chopper’ as a part of

MIKEY REVOLT'S LATEST SPORTSTER CHOPPER BUILD WHAT PARTS DID MIKEY USE TO BUILD THIS CUSTOM SPORTSTER? Dig Mikey's Sportster chopper, and want to know exactly how he built such a good-lookin' machine with a killer stance? Well, you made it to the EXACT right place :) You can

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Sometimes fate has your back and offers you an opportunity you didn’t plan for. Sometimes that opportunity looks like a rusty old box of parts and a whole lot of work. The Triumph project you see here was born from a situation like this. Pittsburgh’s Jeff Wichman stumbled onto the beginnings of this 1952 Pre-Unit when his friend decided to sell all of his belongings and travel the world indefinitely.

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Here's to Indian Larry. Rest in Peace and thanks for all you did!

Having eight-thousand pounds of steel crush your legs is something that would almost certainly stop the average biker from ever ripping down the highway on a chopper again. As gruesome as you can imagine, this happened to local rider Shawn Holbrook a couple of years ago. The news of the incident scared the hell out of his friends and sent waves of concern through the local motorcycle community. Don’t worry, there’s good news.

Sometimes fate has your back and offers you an opportunity you didn’t plan for. Sometimes that opportunity looks like a rusty old box of parts and a whole lot of work. The Triumph project you see here was born from a situation like this. Pittsburgh’s Jeff Wichman stumbled onto the beginnings of this 1952 Pre-Unit when his friend decided to sell all of his belongings and travel the world indefinitely.

The custom scene has changed a lot over the past decade, but the venerable chopper still has an enduring appeal. And when someone manages to capture that classic 70s vibe as well as Fo Huang has done with this chopped Yamaha SR400, it's impossible not to smile. Fo's based in Kaohsiung City in southern Taiwan, where he creates furniture and custom motorcycles as NamiXII Design. Dubbed 'Light Tripper,' his Yamaha is a charming homage to the choppers of the 1970s—from its stance to its many…

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