NEWEST BAGGER BUILD FROM KLOCK WERKS
#34
02-07-2008, 08:49 PM
RE: NEWEST BAGGER BUILD FROM KLOCK WERKS
ORIGINAL: KustomBaggers.com
We started with a Rolling thunder RSD wide tire bagger frame with all the mounts and tabs to accomodate most parts right off a stock HD bagger. Minus the Right Side Drive Transmission of course. We trimmed it up and changed the body work obviously.
It is a Rolling Thunder bagger frame, Rolling Thunder bagger swing arm which pivots through the frame and trans just like yours in rubber biscuits andpivot blocks. The rubber mounts are stock HD. Yes we did change the shock configuration.
Joe
ORIGINAL: Biggzed
Joe - I really like the bike, but am still confused about it being built on a bagger frame. To me, one of the defining characteristics of a bagger frame is the rear shock arrangement. This frame appears to be much closer to a softail than a bagger. Am I missing something?
Again, I really like it and would love to see it in person. You guys have outdone yourselves again.
Zach
Joe - I really like the bike, but am still confused about it being built on a bagger frame. To me, one of the defining characteristics of a bagger frame is the rear shock arrangement. This frame appears to be much closer to a softail than a bagger. Am I missing something?
Again, I really like it and would love to see it in person. You guys have outdone yourselves again.
Zach
We started with a Rolling thunder RSD wide tire bagger frame with all the mounts and tabs to accomodate most parts right off a stock HD bagger. Minus the Right Side Drive Transmission of course. We trimmed it up and changed the body work obviously.
It is a Rolling Thunder bagger frame, Rolling Thunder bagger swing arm which pivots through the frame and trans just like yours in rubber biscuits andpivot blocks. The rubber mounts are stock HD. Yes we did change the shock configuration.
Joe
take care -
Zach
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#38
02-07-2008, 09:32 PM
RE: NEWEST BAGGER BUILD FROM KLOCK WERKS
So, what's that big shiney metal thing sitting in the opening of the fairing, right behind the front wheel? It looks like a radiator, but I'm guessing an oil cooler. It sure is big!!!
P.S. Red may look fast, but British Racing Green IS fast!!!
Just saying.........
P.S. Red may look fast, but British Racing Green IS fast!!!
Just saying.........
#39
02-07-2008, 09:42 PM
