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I just finished my Savage bobber
02/18/13 at 09:02:20
 
I thought I would post a couple of pics. What do you think?





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Reply #1 - 02/18/13 at 09:17:16
 
I think it looks fantastic. my style of bike right there.
gotta ask though, what are you using for brake light? and i dig the tommy knocker too
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Re: I just finished my Savage bobber
Reply #2 - 02/18/13 at 09:20:48
 

If you ran an air intake plastic pipe up high like the exhaust pipe you could tell folks it is a competition swamp trail bike.    Some clumps of mud stuck up high in odd places would help that story along, too.

Or, you could rig an oil drip into the exhaust system so you could turn on some diesel smoke at will while you revv up the engine.   An Allison or a Cummins sticker on the tank would go along with that trick.

I love them knobbies, how do they do on the sharp street corners when you are all leaned over good?  I bet they do a lot better when you are hill climbing.

You will get lots of looks, with folks asking you what it is for
(so you might as well have some fun with it).
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Reply #3 - 02/18/13 at 09:21:06
 
That is AWESOME and MEAN looking !!!!  Very nice.    Wait a sec, are you running your carb open, no filter ?
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Reply #4 - 02/18/13 at 09:21:14
 
Great shots,.. very unique machine...
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Reply #5 - 02/18/13 at 09:24:03
 
The knobby tires, drilled belt guard, tractor exhaust rain flap, and fuel level tube all make the bike unique.  Not at all a cookie cutter job.

I like unique! Wink Cool
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Reply #6 - 02/18/13 at 09:34:38
 
cool bike! I liked it very much . but I can not quite understand in styles) I think not fully combined wheels with "the big teeth" and exhaust pipe in Swedish style...
and the rest looks very cool! wow! Smiley
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Reply #7 - 02/18/13 at 09:43:20
 
Wow.  Cool

I wouldn't be able to avoid the urge to paint a 1# propane bottle up to look like a nitrous tank and hook up a flamethrower kit...

Tire specs please...

Saved the top pic to my desktop (which is otherwise usually reserved for topless/nude girls on bikes). I really like that...
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Reply #8 - 02/18/13 at 09:47:42
 
WD wrote on 02/18/13 at 09:43:20:
Wow.  Cool

Saved the top pic to my desktop (which is otherwise usually reserved for topless/nude girls on bikes). I really like that...  

a good replacement! Grin
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Reply #9 - 02/18/13 at 09:55:39
 
Thanks for the replies.

The tailight I found on ebay, thought it was awesome and wanted to work it in on this build, It has a old school blue dot and looks like a bomb, so I had to paint a F on it. lol

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Reply #10 - 02/18/13 at 09:58:31
 
TROX wrote on 02/18/13 at 09:21:06:
That is AWESOME and MEAN looking !!!!  Very nice.    Wait a sec, are you running your carb open, no filter ?



Good Eyes, yes I have a open carb right now. I haven't decided what to do for a air filter yet. Yesterday was my first ride on it, So I still have some little things to finish up.
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Reply #11 - 02/18/13 at 10:01:08
 
Oldfeller--FSO wrote on 02/18/13 at 09:20:48:

If you ran an air intake plastic pipe up high like the exhaust pipe you could tell folks it is a competition swamp trail bike.    Some clumps of mud stuck up high in odd places would help that story along, too.

Or, you could rig an oil drip into the exhaust system so you could turn on some diesel smoke at will while you revv up the engine.   An Allison or a Cummins sticker on the tank would go along with that trick.

I love them knobbies, how do they do on the sharp street corners when you are all leaned over good?  I bet they do a lot better when you are hill climbing.

You will get lots of looks, with folks asking you what it is for
(so you might as well have some fun with it).



I havent takin it hill climbing yet, but I did get in some soft sand when doing my pictures and can throw a pretty good roster tail.

The knobbies do a lot better than I thought they would on the street.
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Re: I just finished my Savage bobber
Reply #12 - 02/18/13 at 10:04:50
 
WD wrote on 02/18/13 at 09:43:20:
Wow.  Cool

I wouldn't be able to avoid the urge to paint a 1# propane bottle up to look like a nitrous tank and hook up a flamethrower kit...

Tire specs please...

Saved the top pic to my desktop (which is otherwise usually reserved for topless/nude girls on bikes). I really like that...  



Thanks.

Flame Thrower........ huh. haha.... This bike is crazy noisy

The tires are both Southwicks 100/90/19 and 90/90/15 on back.

If I get some nude girls on my bike a will send you a new desktop photo.
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Re: I just finished my Savage bobber
Reply #13 - 02/18/13 at 10:47:25
 
I like it  Cheesy Love the back drop too.
Can you please take some close up pics of where you cut the frame down to mount seat springs.
Watch those nobs on wet roads.
Would love to hear how it sounds with that exhaust, Did you replace the header too?
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Re: I just finished my Savage bobber
Reply #14 - 02/18/13 at 17:32:22
 
I agree that you did a real nice job on that bike.
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