chopper burnout

[moparornocar]

here is a little burnout I did , It has a foot clutch and jocket shift, so it is a challenge to keep pointed straight.

http://media.putfile.com/000_0143-38

[ali]

nice

[C.J.]

damn that thing looks like it moves pretty good for a chopper, what motor is in it?

[moparornocar]

thanks, It runs a 100ci Rev tech, 110hp about 97 to the wheel. I need to get a video of my hot rod bike, It put down 130hp to the wheel.

[C.J.]

wow that seems like like a lot of power, i love the look of it from what i can tell. Any pictures of it?

[moparornocar]

Here are a few of both of them , The blue one has silver stripes on it now, I thought they would look better. With that bike you want to be pointed in the direction you want to go when you crank the throttle, 130hp, 130tq and wt./390lbs, just an engine, frame and tires! Roller rockers, roller cam, H beam rods, 48mm mikuni carb. 11.5-1 pistons, duel stage ignition , 4" primary drag belt.Have not ran at the track but beat an R6 and won by a good ways.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/DSC_0177.jpg
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/130jalopy.jpg
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/130.jpg
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/jalopyand130.jpg

[C.J.]

i love the top bike

[moparornocar]

It looks much better in person, more of a red. It started with a fine gold base, then put down some clear, with that wet I shot huge 24ct gold flakes then clear then flakes and did this five times, added a mixture of Brandy wine , wild cherry and a shot of candy purple over that, added the bone pearl white scallopps outlined in 23ct gold leaf with a black and maroon pinstripe. The seat and a few other things are different from the pics. That bike was on the cover of the 2006 july issue of Iron Works mag with a feature inside. I know it sounds like bragging, But hey I'm proud of the accomplishment.

[moparornocar]

Some features you might notice are, that both brakes run off one pedal, internal throttle, foot clutch, jocky shift(Hurst shifter from Road Runner) spinner gas cap (corvette) , looks like a rigid but is a softail. handle bars are clean, I put all the electrics in the oil tank , start button, dimmer, ignition switch,and horn button.here are a few better pics.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/nccpictures005.jpg
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/JALOPY2.jpg

[C.J.]

wow that is badass and i LOVE the retro style of it....everything was better in the 50s/60s/70s.

something i always thought would be cool and im sure it has been done but i am not really up to date on motorcycle builds and what not but i think a rat rod style bike would be sweet with just a bunch of nostalgic car pieces used on it.

[moparornocar]

I am thinking the same thing.Here is one that Mattmoto and I built for the Laughlin river run 2007 Bike buildoff championship. Everything is handmade. It is supposed to look like a 1920s boardracer, but has new tech like remote start and alarm, new style engine and brake.

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/buildoff10Allisonspecial.jpg
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j122/mattmoto441/boardtracker.jpg

[C.J.]

thats sweet, i like the big tires on that one and edgy gas tank. I am diggin the oil tank as well (i am assuming that is what that is that says 99 on it)

[C.J.]

definitely fat tires

[moparornocar]

Actually that oil tank holds all the electrics , battery , cdi ,alarm etc. This bike is a tribute to my dad, he died about twenty years ago , but in 67,68,69 he and some friends built and raced a car up Pikes peak in Colorado springs, It sits in the auto museum there to this day. it was black with silver and red stripes and wore a number 99. When I was 4-6 I met Andy Grenitelli and the Unsers when we were in the pits. I felt since my dads name was from the early era the Allison Special would be a good name for this bike. He was a big influence in my building and fab skills. I am trying to pass that on to my three sons.

[C.J.]

thats pretty awesome