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...sounds like the hot ticket to me. I'm looking into all of the parts and pieces to go that way

going to have to wrap it pretty darn tight to get that much ! And it will help make the pipe brittle and crack.

once you run the pipe "all the way to the rear" you can ditch the muffler

I see you've discovered 3 1/2 inch pipe doesn't bend very tight, especially on compound bends like around and under the frame at the right front wheel well. That's why I mitered mine, worked great.

well, that's a good reason. I know wa chu mean

...and you sold it !? I wonder why...

Oh Boy here we go... I have both. A stock deuce is like a Camaro...everybody has one and they're all the same. I enjoy the Bobber MUCH more.

Very nice. Can you elaborate on your rear steer system...hydraulic, electric, joy stick, etc. What are you using on the front steering. Nice truck, looks like A LOT of work.

Welcome. I'm about 2 1/2 hours away. Are you looking for a bobbed or stock deuce? I have both. PM me

Acr 22010 N 24th Ave Phoenix, AZ 85027 Neighborhood: Deer Valley (623) 581-8601 ask for Dean. Great guy. I used to work there. Tell him Greg from Greer sent you

Very Nice ! Love those bobbed fenders. I'd like to see your steps unfolded and how you retract them.

When I saw the picture I thought the same thing...there should be a separate chain on each corner

"PARTS FOR A BONNEVILLE SPEEDWEEK BIKE" !!!!!!!!!!!!! how about a couple of pictures of the parts and the bike Thanks, Greg

I was under the impression this site was for sharing information...you can't blame a guy for asking.

Quentin Tarantino said the same thing

Marsh Racing Wheels is what I used. You can order any width or backspacing and no tube !

I recently acquired a 5ton winch with the input shaft moved over to the drivers side. It was on a Deuce, so it can be done. It's under a bunch of snow right now. When it thaws out, I'll get some pictures.

Bolt together? Lockring-less? out of stock M35 wheels? OK we need to know more. Do you already have a thread on this? Thanks, Greg

Lock rings on the Inside? very nice I like how that looks. So you cut the centers out, flipped them, welded them back in and then cut and welded to halves together ? And got them straight? With no run out ? Wow. good job. p.s. " a lot" is two words