How To Build a Cheap Chopper - OP
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (509 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1929133170 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-26 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
As president of his own small publishing company, Wolfgang Publications, the former auto mechanic also publishes five to ten books each year for other authors. . Tim reports that the twin responsibilities of writing and publishing leave him with limited free time for the really important things: riding motorcycles and working on projects in the garage. About the Author Long time motorhead Timothy Remus is the author of over thirty titles: everything from lifestyle books including Bean're, Motorcycle Nomad; to how-to book
This book documents the construction of four inexpensive choppers with complete start-to-finish sequences.. In fact, a chopper built from the right parts can be assembled for as little as $5,000. Choppers don't have to cost $30,000
Tim reports that the twin responsibilities of writing and publishing leave him with limited free time for the really important things: riding motorcycles and working on projects in the garage. Long time motorhead Timothy Remus is the author of over thirty titles: everything from lifestyle books including Bean're, Motorcycle Nomad; to how-to books such as Cheap Chopper. . As president of his own sm
D. Judy said Nice Starter Book. This book is great it has lots for full color photos on 5 builds. One thing that I didnt like is the fact that it is more of a basic how to do a basic chop. Dont think that you will get this book and have a $5000.00 chopper in a week. The guys in the book are all pros and get hooked up alot easier than I could ever do. I cant go in the shop and bang out a tank for the cost of the sheet metal. But it gives you a general idea of where to start. IF you have never done a project like this and just want to know where to get started, its is wo. American Chopper might be entertainment, but doesnt teach you shit Leon P. Deutsch This book describes the technicalities of a chopper bike in laymen's terms such as angles, engines, etc. The difference between buying frames and making up your own frames, and what is good and bad as a rule of thumb. Book is great if you just want to know about choppers or actually thinking of building your own from parts or from scratch. I now understand what questions to ask about kit parts and handling/power considerations.. some IDEAS contained in here Nothing earth shakingYou can get a BUTT LOAD more ideas out of any ISSUE of:The HORSE & Back Street CHOPPER magazineThan you can out of this entire BOOK !