All thats left now is a bunch of hours, cases of beer, gallons of coffee, nuts n' bolt, busted knuckles, sweat, stupid misstakes, inabilities, good advice, bad welding, not so round holes, grinding, polishing. But most of all FUN!
Or more like a real bonafide Flathead... Crystal skull by Ludvig, handpainted and crowned with a flattie chopper! When I grow up and git some money I might just buy it!
For letting me use your pic. on some cool dudes flathead chop. I reason that flatheads are like bacon. They make you feel good and yummy. And then it's only natural that you want to share them with everyone around you. And with some eggs over easy it's a meal! Which reminds me - it's lunchtime here in Sweden and I was up at 0500 this morning with only a bowl of cereal to my name!
Pinched this from some nice and tasteful blog. But I couldn't resist it. Beautiful pic and bike and Harleys with cuts is just something real special... It's like one of those no-no's thats always a yes-yes!
... in an old MCM. The ad for brother Mathias knuckle from +10 years ago I think. The style is quite the fad these days - it wasn't really then. We(Freudo and me) however convinced Mathias rebuild it to a 50's bobber which he also did. And now he's in the process of going Original with it. Fenders, toolbox, crashbars - the works. Well, that's when he's built the new house first and secured a CEO position!
Some asshole stole this bike (Sunbeam Lion Outfit Frame No. B9163)!
...on Pauls knucklehead on the LeBeef wall amongst other goodies. Heels, sissys, pans and a real small dress. Mixin' it up!
Big port head. 
...I won't write some silly ass headline like: Got to get ahead or Some work ahead of me... No, first of all Fjus is helping me with the head work since he's got fixtures for the mounting tabs for the rocker houses and he's a hell of a welder, which I'm not. But I'm real happy to see this EL coming together with the help of god guys and experts like CA and Fjus. I'll refrain to merely put the pieces of the bike together - a sweet knuck it's going to be! No stroke, no trim, no specials, just 61 ci of knucklehead tradition in a mild manageable format for a sissy like me!
Wicked was an expression I learned from a bunch of Hockey players from around New England in Summer Hockey School in Exeter New Hampshire in 1973. It means Bitchin'... So now you know!
And there's one behind this guys head... 
... bought this K whatever it was. About ten or more years ago I saw this ad in a bike classified paper. A 52 KH ( which doesn't exist ) and a pic. that looks like a KR . Price asked was about $5000. Who knows what it was and I keep wondering to this day. I look at the little piece of torn out ad and ponder what could have been now and again. 
... winter projects will be to get this fine chariot hooked up to some proper ride. It's a kool piece of work even though it's german. The tub in the background is all bent outta shape and form and originates from Russia (without love). But we might get it in order some day or just use it as a fireplace...
My son Tage took dad for a ride on the old 66 Electra. We rode around scaring the old bags in the neighbohood, upsetting the golfers concentration and swings as we rode through the Hovås golf course. Stopped for a real good "fika" (coffee brake in Swedish) with donuts, soda, coffe and ice cream. Then we went down to the marina and checked out some cool boats and then evetually landed back in the yard feeling real happy (and full of cookies and soda). My head hurt though, since I crammed my wifes peanut size helmet onto my cabbage due to the fact I left mine in the garage... So, what you dont have in your head... you'll have to have on your head...
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Pinched it of - well you can read - but just had to post it since it's kind of different and super real. It's the daily ride of the great Trevelen of SuperCo ( I know since I read the article in Street Chopper). And it's good that an unsung hero gets some cred - Sugar Bear! It's a Sugar Bear front end and it's as chop as chop gets! And as I understand it, he's truly a pioneer in the sport of chopping! And we all should send lots of respect for his deed!
