Here are the latest pics from the On Two Wheels campaign. The Only thing left to do is add the tail pipes, ran out of 3/16 rod, other than that I’m done. Paint came from Tamiya, clear green X-25 over gold X-12. Decals are from a old car kit. Except for half the motor, most was scratch built and some spare parts. The rear tire came from a old 1/12 scale car kit. The forks and handle bars are also built using chrome foil wrapped around them. Notice no handle bar clutch, jockey shift. There are more construction pics are in my gallery.













Thanks for viewing and now I'm off to ride in the wind

WOW! That is coming along beautifully Joe. Very impressive. Looks like there is not to much more to go. What kind of pipes are you going to put on it?

Thanks Animal, just two short “S” pipes. I had made some longer at first, but they just did'nt look right.

You could put OCC (Orange Count Choppers - Discovery Channel), on the run with this one!

Love the rake on the front forks, the pagan green, and the fat back tire.

Cool---that says it all Joe!


Steve

Way to go Joe!!!! Great looking bike you've built, I'm waiting anxiously to see it finished!

Cheers,
Pedro

Looks just like the real thing. Who has a Paul Sr and Paul Jr figure set??

I have to agree the short s pipes would look the best. Is the clutch on the joky stick? I don't see a foot pedal for in on the left side. I have been trying to figure out a hand clutch to fit with the jocky stick for quite some time now. I have been trying to rig up something like this on my bike since I don't have a left leg.

Very, very impressive! Well done, have a virtual beer on me (they're great, you can drink them and still ride)

Hey Dave, theres a clutch pedal (left foot) on a real bike. Onced pressed in you shift with the jockey stick or what it's mostly called, "Suicide Shifter" and you shift with our left hand. Pretty crazy...I still have to add my pedal in. If you want, I have some nice catalogs that you can have. You may find some things you could use. Don't need them anymore, I no longer ride. PM me your address if you like, also have some cool magazines.

Looks good Joe.....
Looking forward to the completed model, and article.....

Send these photos to OCC and maybe Paul Jr will build it in 1:1 scale. Wouldn't that be awesome! :-)

Looks good enough to be in the 'Easyriders' mags I used to buy! Great stuff Joe.

Looking good Joe... Keep it coming

American choppers, eat your hearts out. Way too cool Mother. The clear green over gold looks fantastic.

If we could get every member to toss in $5 bucks we would have a down payment on a model theme OCC bike, now that would awesome :-) :-) :-)

Thanks guys

I am very impressed Joe, That is one COOL ride I love it!!!!

Hi Joe, way cool ‘rigid’ you got there, man it looks good.

Wow... just wow... I am speechless.

I sincerely hope you will write an article about this one

Snowhand

Joe you have been very kind to my work but mate this is not good -you are not allowed to use photos of the real thing :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) #:-)
It is truely a great piece and I love the work and colours and then the piece da resistance taking the photo out on the driveway -well done
Ian

excellent details and excellent built my bro... congrats ..and i agree this can be great 1/1 for OCC. i watched the one they built for Lance Armstrong, a Live strong 2 wheels and it was incredible.