First day of work...

Well I started work today in Portland at Intel. pretty cool place... they work hard but they play hard too... anyways I saw this in the lobby, its a chopper but still cool. :lol: now I just have to figure out if they'll let me take it out... :lol: http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f58/crazyclown1337/0529071523a.jpg from the side: http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f58/crazyclown1337/Chopper_with_WhiteBkgnd.jpg it was made by the guys from that one show on discovery, american chopper, and the show will air sometime in july i think.

damn, that's a wide front tire! bet that handles like a dream... tires like that remind me of the old honda fat cat...

Dont ask me why but it looks like it could float :idk:

i likes.:drool:

I like it. BTW get me a job at intel lol

I thought it looked like a OCC rig. I dont like their work. :idk:

I thought it looked like a OCC rig. I dont like their work. :idk: :iagree: They're good guys but I think they get a little carried away with their designs. The bikes are fun to look at but I would never dare to ride one. Congrats on the new job! :cheers:

I thought it looked like a OCC rig. I dont like their work. :idk: Work? "Hey, I gotta go to work ordering stuff out of a catalog and bolting it together."

Work? "Hey, I gotta go to work ordering stuff out of a catalog and bolting it together." Exactly my reasoning.

Looks pretty cool, holy crap that front tire is wide though. wonder what the displacment is on that beast.

Work? "Hey, I gotta go to work ordering stuff out of a catalog and bolting it together." Yeah, but......hmm....:idk: :tt: Oh yeah, they CNC or waterjet some of the shiny bits:lol: They're cheap entertainment- I can't stand them. Too much bitching and too little anything else

Am I the only one who noticed the paper towels under the thing to catch some type of leak? :lol:

lmao yea i see it too

not much technology on a bike with the intel logo all over it. then again, OCC isn't well known for their engineering. just cut, bend, order parts, and eyeball. John Britten was one of the true bike builders. http://www.hazardonline.com/JohnBritten.jpg http://www.hazardonline.com/WHEEL-STAND.jpg -a|ex

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y26/jonnyringo893/100_1221.jpg

How many of you have seen or sat on a OCC bike? I have and I wasn't impressed with the fitment and the quality of the parts. Looked like a J&P catalog assembled bike. Of coarse I'm talkin production bike but my chop is a production custom and the parts are ALOT higher quality!

And what's up with the pipes... looks like they are running the pipes twice or split.... :scratch:

And what's up with the pipes... looks like they are running the pipes twice or split.... :scratch: i dont know. the real pic crazy took is also lacking the front fender

How many of you have seen or sat on a OCC bike? I have and I wasn't impressed with the fitment and the quality of the parts. Looked like a J&P catalog assembled bike. Of coarse I'm talkin production bike but my chop is a production custom and the parts are ALOT higher quality! I never have...but a friend of my dad's owns one of their bikes. I've seen pics but never in person.

i dont know. the real pic crazy took is also lacking the front fender And the gauges look different I never have...but a friend of my dad's owns one of their bikes. I've seen pics but never in person. its not that good.

Work? "Hey, I gotta go to work ordering stuff out of a catalog and bolting it together." I have watched that show they seem to do their fair share of fabrication not as much as some but they don't just build their bikes out of catalog parts.

I have watched that show they seem to do their fair share of fabrication not as much as some but they don't just build their bikes out of catalog parts. Yeah the $100k theme bikes... The regular ones they sell are bolted together out of parts anyone can get... West Coast Choppers... Now those are real custom bikes. (and yes I know they aren't hand made, but JJ designed 95% of the parts on them himself).

I have watched that show they seem to do their fair share of fabrication not as much as some but they don't just build their bikes out of catalog parts. I think they've started to do more Fab themselves. When the show first started they actually ordered the gas tanks. No fabrication involved. They ordered damn near everything. And then put it together.

If you going to get a bolt together chopper. The best get up is probably a Big Bear. Or a Redneck combined with a salvaged Buell makes a kickass bike.