Just about through with this one.......then Deb's 4 speed frame is up for one just like it, too - along with squeezing a big inch Evo into the frame first. You're going to enjoy following along on that one......
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I'm so busy it sucks - we can't work on our stuff - as usual. Good guys finish last.
Are those some of Hard Tail Choppers axle plates? If so how do you like them?
Yes, those are the axle plates I get from John, at Hardtail Choppers.
I've used 8 sets of those plates - both the mild steel, and a set of the stainless, and the quality, detail, and machinework on them is incredibly good. Much nicer than the Vtwin plates. Plus, they're American made.
I've also used his replacement necks, and the same goes for them as well. You won't be disappointed.
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