[hoffman]

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[Voneville]

i saw in the post about hardtailing a sportster a really rad picture of a frame in a cool looking jig. does anybody have any other pics of that jig/other inexpensive jigs? i would love to see it.

thanks.
jeff

http://64.172.168.34/neatstuff/framejig.htm

This website has a variety of different jigs shown and instructions on making your own. Good site, interesting read.

 

[big_al]

I see you already have your swingarm off.....BUT my plan is to leave the swingarm ON and use that as a guide to true everything...after I get it all cut and shaped proper...and tacked...then I will take/cut off the swingarm.....I hope this is a good plan.........

 

[SDJose]

We've got two frame jigs at my friend Matthew's shop. I built one for my Evo Sportster and Matthew made his for a single loop frame for a stroker Ironhead motor. I'll get some pics for you on Wednesday.

I see you already have your swingarm off.....BUT my plan is to leave the swingarm ON and use that as a guide to true everything...after I get it all cut and shaped proper...and tacked...then I will take/cut off the swingarm.....I hope this is a good plan.........

 

[RippoDippo]

Here's one Built by Death and Glory.

 

[Jovial Prankster]

i saw in the post about hardtailing a sportster a really rad picture of a frame in a cool looking jig. does anybody have any other pics of that jig/other inexpensive jigs? i would love to see it.thanks.
jeff

There's more pics of Pete's jig HERE.

 

[hoffman]

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[vodoohellfire]

I see you already have your swingarm off.....BUT my plan is to leave the swingarm ON and use that as a guide to true everything...after I get it all cut and shaped proper...and tacked...then I will take/cut off the swingarm.....I hope this is a good plan.........

That is exactly how I did mine Worked out great to use the swing arm as a jig Las week end I did 70 for about 10 miles with my hands off the bars runs straight as an arrow.
I took my swing arm off cut and lenghened it 2 inches and then put it back on with the front end and wheels then blocked up the frame till I had the stance I was looking for then welded everything up around it and then cut the sissybar out when I was all finished. the only thing I may have done diffrent is strech the swing arm another inch or two more, a tad more room for fender and oil tank ect. Something i did not take into acount and had a heck of a time finding a oil tank to fit.

 

[Tony Bones]

I think The Nutz built one. Maybe check a couple of his posts or he might see this.

 

[Oilburner]

Here's a pic of the jig in my shop. Very basic 2X3 construction, I build diff mounts for it for whatever frame I have in it beyond the standard H-D set up. Works great.
http://www.midnightoilworks.com/midnight/slideshow40.html#8

 

[t-bone]

here you go, thay are really simple to build.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CUSTOM-RIGID-MOTORCYCLE-FRAME-JIG_W0QQitemZ160020480468QQihZ006QQcategoryZ35562QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[Scorcher]

here you go, thay are really simple to build.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CUSTOM-RIGID-MOTORCYCLE-FRAME-JIG_W0QQitemZ160020480468QQihZ006QQcategoryZ35562QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

HA HA HA HA HA HA

"BUILDING YOUR OWN "OLD SCHOOL" 250, 280, OR 300+ WIDE TIRE MONSTER CHOPPER FRAME ???"

Thats some funny shit. I would buy a single thing from that fool.

-Jason

 

[hoffman]

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[AustinMark]

It's probably not what you had in mind...but check this guy out, if only for the movie of him showing of his table/jig.

http://www.hardtailchoppers.com/index.htm

 

[t-bone]

yeah . but i sold it and i forgot to take it off CL. oops