These guys do excellent work. My boss had one built using their Streetfighter frame.

Motorcycle Works (http://www.mcworx.com/)

Hey Rondall,

Someone posted that site a couple weeks ago... But it's still great to see it again. It's nice to see some Sporties that look different from time to time. Thanks for pointing the website out again!!!

Gary

Sorry for the duplication. I had looked for a previous post. These guys frequent the HD dealer where I work for Harley parts they need. Jeff at MW had a 300 Streetfighter frame at a recent bike show, and said he's putting one together for a 330/380 once he gets his hands on a tire! Thinking about building one when they start doing frames for rubbermounts. 200 will be wide enough for me, thanks.

No reason to be sorry, it's great to see them again !!!

Gary

The coolest lookin' one of the bunch...


http://www.mcworx.com/images/othersports/sport18.bmp

I like this one. Pure Chopper.
http://www.mcworx.com/images/sportsters/bike39-1.jpg
and this one rocks, too. Love the springer.
http://www.mcworx.com/Copy%20of%20MJP9070021.JPG

very cool site!

:yikes ESCO :yikes

the guys that run that place are very nice! I've seen there website a long time ago (being a Sporty owner and all). Then I went on a company trip just outside of KC so I stopped by their shop. I told him I was a fan of their bikes through their site and he gave me a tour. I even got to see some of the projects in the back. Pretty sweet!!!

you might also want to check out Klockwerk Kustoms (http://www.kustomcycles.com)

you might also want to check out Klockwerk Kustoms (http://www.kustomcycles.com)



Thanks for the plug, I'm new to the site and glad to see I'm among friends.

Peace
Joe

Thanks for the plug, I'm new to the site and glad to see I'm among friends.

Peace
Joe

Hey there. I'm standing here at work, (Gail's HD) looking over the service counter at Galen Soule's Fat 48 that you guys were in on!

Hey there. I'm standing here at work, (Gail's HD) looking over the service counter at Galen Soule's Fat 48 that you guys were in on!


Well hello,

How are things in MO? Was down your way for the last show and spent some time with Galen his family and some other friends. Tell Galen Big Joe from Klock Werks says Hi! Galen have you all on another project yet?

Peace

Thanks for the plug, I'm new to the site and glad to see I'm among friends.

Peace
Joe

hey, not a problem. by the way, in my most humble opinion, the Flashback Sportster frame kicks ass, but I'm wondering if a set of aped Z-bars could be mounted on that frame.

hey, not a problem. by the way, in my most humble opinion, the Flashback Sportster frame kicks ass, but I'm wondering if a set of aped Z-bars could be mounted on that frame.

Thank your much, we like it. To answer your ? anything is possible, a person could ape them out as far as their arms can reach.

Peace

very groovy, just what I was hoping to hear.

Well hello,

How are things in MO? Was down your way for the last show and spent some time with Galen his family and some other friends. Tell Galen Big Joe from Klock Werks says Hi! Galen have you all on another project yet?

Peace

He's been seen looking at a lot of old bobber pictures recently. ;)

He's been seen looking at a lot of old bobber pictures recently. ;)

That does not suprise me. After he saw and sat on our Cherry Bomb bobber at the Gail's show he got that look in his eye. :D

Peace

That does not suprise me. After he saw and sat on our Cherry Bomb bobber at the Gail's show he got that look in his eye. :D

Peace

I helped with that show. One of my faves was the Indian Bobber.

I helped with that show. One of my faves was the Indian Bobber.

I will go along with that. Brian and I hung out with Paul Yaffe, Donnie Smith and crew. We all were in agreement on that one. There were a couple things I would change, tank mounts left something to be desired for one. All in all it was a great bike. First time for the father/son combo that built it if I remember correctly. I just wanted to roll it outside and ride it. There was a rootbeer colored Mutant buell there also I liked. The fit and finish was no the best but it was a bitchin little scoot.

Peace

I will go along with that. Brian and I hung out with Paul Yaffe, Donnie Smith and crew. We all were in agreement on that one. There were a couple things I would change, tank mounts left something to be desired for one. All in all it was a great bike. First time for the father/son combo that built it if I remember correctly. I just wanted to roll it outside and ride it. There was a rootbeer colored Mutant buell there also I liked. The fit and finish was no the best but it was a bitchin little scoot.

Peace

Funny you should mention that, that one caught my eye too. That was a Motorcycle Works Streetfighter frame. The color is a Hummer H2 paint. I want to build one once they start making frames for rubber mounts.