each of their bikes are unique in some way, but they follow the old skool of thought. They like the 50's / 60's style choppers/bobbers. They build their bikes to ride and with little flash. They don't like the $100,000 chopper that onely sees 5 miles of road with a 250 rear tire. (OCC and WCC) They like it simple and most times their paint jobs are just black or grey primer. All their bikes kick start, they're hardtails (no ear shock), no blinkers, no front brakes and a lot of them suicide shifts like the old bikes from the 40s. They are well built though and most of them are built for under $8,000. the parts come from junk yards or swap meets. They stick by another old school of thought, if you don't have a part you make it. They are not rich so the bikes they build are considered a "working man's" bike. this style actually falls under "Kustom Kulture". You will see this in the hot rod world as well...chop top mercs with flat black paint. it started after wwII...after the soldiers returned they wanted their heavy harleys a little faster and more simple like the European bikes. So, they would cut the back fender (that is called Bobbing hence the term Bobber) and remove anything that is not really needed. this style is also very popular in europe as well as Japan. hope this helped, S & Z :thumbs:
