Interesting Peterbuilt

[Kiwi_Roy]

I saw this chopper over the weekend, Built by Peter a mechanic at the local chopper shop

www.ivorscustomcycles.com

 

I spoke to the owner, he sourced all the parts on e-bay, no goose was harmed.

 

Very well executed with Harley Soft-tail rear suspension

 

[Kiwi_Roy]

A couple more pics

The frame is massive and beautifully done.

 

[Baldini]

Not my cup of tea, but looks nicely made. I've never seen a Guzzi big block look so small - looks like a moped engine in that thing - frame needs an 8 cylinder radial! KB

[gstallons]

I don't care for these "things"...

[abouc]

I don't care for these "things"...

 

Nor do I. Choppers can be nice to look at - as art pieces - but I would never want to ride one. What happens when you need to make an evasive maneuver? There's no where to go but down on one of those.

[gstallons]

The only evasive move I would make with any Guzzi modified like this is when I hopped off while pushing it off into the metal crusher.....

[antonio carroccio]

Enzo's bike is weird, that's for sure. But this yellow thing surpass it.

[Kiwi_Roy]

You guys are a bit harsh, I don't fancy a chopper myself but I do like to see some inovation.

I think the Peterbuilt looks quite rideable, twin front discs which I'm almost certain the donor T3

didn't have.

Cheers

Roy

[gstallons]

You do not chop Moto Guzzis or BMWs....

 

Older Triumph, BSA, Norton, H-D, etc... those are the kind of bikes that get that treatment.

[Baldini]

His bike, he can do as he likes & good luck to him. As you say it's nicely put together. T3 had twin discs.

 

KB