Honda Chopper Seat

So this was a huge pain in the ass. But thank god for the local upholstery shop (Mom and Dad)... It looks good.

working away...

cody fabbed up some 10 3/4 rigid shocks (actually struts). We got the idea from the some dude on the internet. Removed the springs, drilled a hole to drain the fluid, steel-wooled them and cleaned with carb cleaner. then we welded the rod to body of the shock. painted the springs black and put them back on by welding it to the outside of the shock. The honda chopper is changing a little too. Cody is making a different seat so the lady can ride too. He shaped the metal himself and bought the padding (yoga mats that are the exact same thing as motorcycle seat padding but way cheaper!). Stitching for leather by Ma Brouwers. he also added some chimp bars.

...and... we're back...some new pics of the recent developments of the suzuki

El Diablo Run 2011... you boys like Mexico????

It's confirmed... and the rockinchops team will be there in force. We have 5 people going already. We will have have a chase truck leaving from Tahoe a couple days before. If you want to roll with us you are more than welcome to..
http://eldiablorun.blogspot.com/

Cody on his Sportster 80E

one of the last times that we'll see cody on his Sportster...His Honda chopper is almost ready. He just needs to install the rear tire and probably install a smaller rear sprocket.....can't wait to see the Honda chop on the road!

Cruisin the American River

gv roll in

kinda late

no I'm not prego its the gv roll in!

another project!

New day new bike.... 1979 cm450 with a BSA frame and a trumpet hard tail... Some british dude hates us....

rat chopper? For a little

Well I got her running... Kinda... Still have to hook up the charging system and lights but I did piss off a lot of people that live around me.

1947 Mercury fourdoor sedan w/ suicide doors. 8 cyl. Flathead Engine

This car belongs to my best bud Deric Gomez. He currently resides in good ol' Azusa California with his wife Liz and two kids Orion (days old...congratulations!!) and Kylie.



This was his father in-law's car. He bought it about 9 months ago - in which it previously sat in a yard for 5+ yrs. Besides it being very dusty, it was in pretty decent shape as far as rust and body goes. However, the engine was frozen and it took months of putting fluids on the pistons and valves to break it free. Enter the Chevy Tahoe (cause we all know a Ford couldn't get it done...) in second gear. A few tugs and she finally turned over. Deric and his pops Michael, aka "Gomie", continued flushing the fluids and working out the electrical - which took a few months - and finally got her to run!!!

Since then, he has cleaned up the engine, put in new water pumps, radiator, starter, fuel pumps, whitewall tires, new grille (rechromed) and some miscellaneous accessories. He plans on leaving the stock flathead engine in it and will just add some minor accessories here and there. He has added some "bat wings" bumper guards and has purchased some Mercury fog lights but has yet to install them. Another interesting fact is that all the glass on the car is original!!!

Thanks Deric for sharing this gem with Cody and I and allowing us to post some pics.

Danny painted his tank. Looks sweet. 

Click-clack

Stolen Bikes

I took these from attack choppers blog. They are all cool Hondas or at least from Japan. Enjoy

Honda cl450 chopper

It's getting closer to being finished. But it still mite take a couple weeks. My friend Justin helped me fab and weld an electronics box. hope you like