Defining "rat" bike
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Had a discussion with a group of friends yesterday regarding the idea of a rat bike. We got to debating what makes a rat bike. Especially when we have a "chopper" culture where removing bits and pieces, and modifying for the sake of speed (sometimes style), is a "rat" bike just a rusty bike?
The pictures that got the discussion started are below. Would love to hear from the masses.
http://www.motoroso.com/collectionIt...=5408702365e54
http://www.motoroso.com/collectionIt...=53b390b8b1d70
The pictures that got the discussion started are below. Would love to hear from the masses.
http://www.motoroso.com/collectionIt...=5408702365e54
http://www.motoroso.com/collectionIt...=53b390b8b1d70
Look like rat bikes to me... Like many things in life, a rat bike is just a label and open to interpretation. The eye of the beholder thing.
That's ok, a little variety in life is a good thing.
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