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| This is Joe's American Ironhorse Texas Chopper He has brought it to me to make him a sissy-bar & relocate the stand. First was the mock up. I made a pattern from soft 3/8" tubing and cardboard. The washers show where Skull Nuts will attach it to the fender. After we found the shape that feels right I copied it with the bender on 1/2" solid Cold Rolled rod. It will powder-coated a mountain metallic Green. I've make the cross pad for the center of the sissy-bar and it's getting a matching grain leather cover stitched up. Next I've mount I've mounted a Burly side-stand to the frame behind the primary. |
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| The finished side-stand & Sissy-bar Pad. This form I cut from plywood and set a couple 1/4 x 20's in. Next I've stitched a nice cover for it. To set this off I made a diamond plate cross to back it up. every thing is attached with Fully detailed cast skulls. There is no grinding or filler when I use a clear tinted powder-coat like this, it's super durable and matches the H.O.K. paint perfectly, but the fabrication must be ultra-clean. |
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