It has been pretty hectic here at home. The old GMC camper we worked on has done two excursions and performed flawlessly! We did break down and get a satellite set up because we are TV junkies.
I also have other interests as well. in my little shop in the basement I build custom motorcycles and have been doing so long before American Chopper hit the TV airways. I know that this is a camper forum
but many of the skills I used on the camper came in handy on this bike.
Last year I traded for an old 1976 Honda CB750 it was pretty ragged out when I got it but I went to work on it and made a few changes here and there. Went through the motor. cut and hand fabricated a new rear section for the frame. made a few custom parts such as the electrical box Suicide shift mechanism,new seat- Took and old Harley front fender re manufactured it-turned it backwards and mounted to my bike. To update the machine I added LED turn signals and hand made oil tank and many more parts..Anything mechanical is always of interest to me and I love taking trash and making treasure out of it. Right now I am customizing a 1980 Harley for a client.
Here are the before and after photos -I am also working on a matching trailer to pull behind the ole GMC camper so we can take the bike too.
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Comment by Nick Thegreek on July 22, 2012 at 1:29pm Mike the shifter is also hand made it is on the left side of the bike there is a photo of it lower down Thanks Nick
Comment by Mike Blanche on July 21, 2012 at 7:27pm I want to see the shifter!
Comment by Angel on July 20, 2012 at 8:06am I know what it is I like about the bike -
From the tank forward she looks like old school English/Indian and from the seat back kinda' like an old school Harley hardtail...
Comment by Nick Thegreek on July 16, 2012 at 5:55am
Comment by Nick Thegreek on July 16, 2012 at 5:49am Wow Thank you all so much! I figured that the post would not even be shown because this is after all a RV site- I appreciate all of you so much!
Comment by Sam Green on July 15, 2012 at 6:36pm Very nice Nick, my son-in-law will love this when I show him the photo. Of course, I do too.
Comment by Amanda Day on July 15, 2012 at 6:29pm she sure is real pretty now that you got through working on her!!!
Comment by Pat Daly on July 15, 2012 at 5:30pm Wow, super cool Nick. You did a lOT of very good fabrication and the results turned out great!
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