It's been a big trend for five years.
Larry T said:Hey folks,
Maybe it's cuzz I've had one in the works for a while, but I've really noticed an increase in the number of 60's and 70's style bikes being built in the last 6 months.
Ya think sissybars, metalflake, lace paint and such will be a big trend? It doesn't make much difference one way or the other, but I don't like getting caught in the mainstream.
I'm still waiting for the Harley fad to be over. Don't think it's ever gonna happen. LOL
Off to work.
Larry T
Nope,Tha Nutz said:Are you going to change how you build your bike because other people like the style?
Give me 2 years and a knuck motorTony Bones said:I also haven't seen much in the way of the no upstretch, 50 degree rake, waaay over front end, LA style style. I'm sure it's coming.
Oh shit......all this time I been buyin my dickies at wal-mart,...oh wellmick said:The thing is every thing has been done. If you look at the hot rods/street rods . Every color sceme every part billit ect, ect.
The cool guys do it first then all the others jump on and hope they get in before it's over. At the end of the trail is the Wal-mart clothing line. By the time it hits there it's over folks. And by the way I hate the term Old School for every thing thats not BLING. Just my $0.02![]()
Here ya go, 1977.[/quote]Larry T said:[ I also haven't seen much in the way of the no upstretch, 50 degree rake, waaay over front end, LA style style. I'm sure it's coming.
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Long bikes are really neat. I totally dig them.Larry T said:[ I also haven't seen much in the way of the no upstretch, 50 degree rake, waaay over front end, LA style style. I'm sure it's coming.
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I've seen that bike, makes me smile every time. I try to make it to Ephrata once or twice a summer (about 2.5 hours back into MD). Also saw this dude ride into the Carlisle Bike event as well. Crazy stuff!ol_scratch said:There is this guy that rides to the Ephrata breakfast shindig the beginning of every month, everytime. I will get a pic if I remember. It is perhaps one of the best examples of a 70's chop protracted to extreme lengths. 7' sky-pipe exhaust, down draft 8" velocity stacks, tiny spool front wheel, king/queen seat with 12' padding on the queen. And the guy rides it all the time. OH, and bright orange metalflake - original from what I can tell.
Built2Ride probably knows who I'm talking about.