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Message started by DesertRat on 05/23/15 at 07:57:26

Title: Builder Mix & Match?
Post by DesertRat on 05/23/15 at 07:57:26

If you could take the best of the best from Ryca, BCB and VooDoo for your bobber build which components would you mix & match?

Title: Re: Builder Mix & Match?
Post by DesertRat on 05/23/15 at 18:16:52

Since no one wants to go first:

1. Voodoo Vintage - Model 4 (Short Chop) frame
2. Ryca - Chain conversion, Decompression Thumb lever
3. BlackOp Bobbers - Stinger Rear fender
4. BCB - Seat & Drag Bar Kit
5. Pandemonium - E Bomb

Title: Re: Builder Mix & Match?
Post by Rylee on 05/23/15 at 20:45:25

1. Voodoo Vintage model 6 board track (super low)
2. RYCA 18" rear wheel conversion/ fake oil can/chain conversion
3. Ardcore choppers Harley neck bearing/race conversion (springer)
4. Three two Choppers vintage springer
5. Led sled customs 21" 40 spoke front wheel
6. Lancers performance parts (all of them!)

I'm sure there's more but that about sums up the bulk of the build. I'd make my own seat pan and mount system. I've always wanted to build a gas tank so I probably buy one of the pro builder tank kits for some funky tank since that frame gives you multiple options.

Title: Re: Builder Mix & Match?
Post by gizzo on 05/24/15 at 01:27:56

I like the BCB seat (and the BCB bike is what got me intersted in the Savage in the first place!) but I went and made my own. I don't think much of their seat mounting system though. The BCB rear fender looks nice.

Title: Re: Builder Mix & Match?
Post by DesertRat on 05/24/15 at 09:33:58

79636765645A6B787E78636E6D6F0A0 wrote:

What mounting system do you prefer?

Title: Re: Builder Mix & Match?
Post by gizzo on 05/24/15 at 23:53:16

The gate hinge kind of thing. Like Biltwell sells and I copied ;). Pivot bolts onto the rear tank mount, back of the seat springs on barrel springs or sits on the frame "horns". The BCB plate thing looks kind of clunky. But is in line with their "bolt on, no welding needed" way of doing their kits.