Just returned from the biggest swiss moto show ... best bike I saw was this one ....

http://www.cccp.ch/gallery/CCCP~Bikes/scaled/media/DIR_5040/cccp0305.jpg

I sat on it and I was surprised how light it felt. Weight is around 196kgs dry. Price is 35-50'000 CHF. Depends what parts are used.
Now I just need to win the lottery!!!! ;)

Who makes it?? Can you buy it as a kit or do you have to buy it complete?

I sat on it and I was surprised how light it feltWatch out or Dar will kick your a$$ :shhhh :laugh :laugh

That looks nice! Wish there was more pics and details.

I like the cam cover.... I still havn't decided if I'm gonna trim mine yet.....

I like the cam cover.... I still havn't decided if I'm gonna trim mine yet.....

What I like about the cam cover is how they angeled the bottom back instead of cutting it straight across and how well it blends in with the sprocket cover. And that sprocket cover and transmission pulley are sharp!

What I like about the cam cover is how they angeled the bottom back instead of cutting it straight across and how well it blends in with the sprocket cover. And that sprocket cover and transmission pulley are sharp!


Yeah I've got some similar ideas for mine as I'm probably gonna make another plate up to go over the sprocket as i'm gonna make some rearsets.

Stevo, I am with you. I was scouting Ebay yesterday for a cam cover to cut up. I like the angle at the back also(Gyahmers). Glad you brought it to my attention. I will get mine powdercoated black. Just hope they don't powdercoat the inside like they did on my Rockercovers. Not ready to have to carefully clean all those cam bushings. Just noticed they used the stock rear cover as well and cut on it. I like that idea. This is getting better by the minute. Gloss black is gonna look good.

Just saw this one on the chopper page I check out occasionally. http://www.clubchopper.com/photopost/data/3237/1396Rigid1-med.jpg

thats a sweet sporty.

Stevo, I am with you. I was scouting Ebay yesterday for a cam cover to cut up. .


Try and get a 2000 or later as they have a better design with more material...

I'm runnin a 2000 one on my '98

Do they oil the same. I already blew up one motor because of 94 oil tank that did not flow because of dif. design. Can't afford to rebuild several times a year. Are passages and bolt holes identical. Someone has one up for sale because his does not work for his bike.

I've used a 93 one and a 2000 one on my 98.............


and the motor didn't go bang.....

Make sure ya use a late model gasket..

Yeah I've got some similar ideas for mine as I'm probably gonna make another plate up to go over the sprocket as i'm gonna make some rearsets.

I've been toying with some ideas for a sprocket cover along with the cam cover. Mostly b/c I'm in the process of using a 3/4" offset pulley for a 180 tire conversion. I guess that's why I took notice of these features in the picture posted.

A buddy of mine made a pulley cover of billet on a CNC that looks similar to a wide belt drive which came out really nice. It was to wide for my taste but it gave me some killer I-Deers.

When you get those rearsets made up give us all a headz up, ok?

Thanks Stevo. I will find one and make it my while I am riding project. Gives me till fall to finish.

Bike is made in Switzerland by www.cccp.ch
Frame is from VG in the Nederlands ... I think the pulley cover is from a Buell?! ;)
Its a very rideable chopper with a very good handling. The CCCP crew rides tousands of miles per year with this and other similar bikes. ;)
BTW the rear car tire is ~195mm ... very different to these wide 240-360mm rubber used on most BT choppers. :D

Thanks for the link missyd.

Thanks Danielle. I think I will contact them and see if I could interview the builder for a feature article.

Great pic Missy! :clap

I saw this at the New York show and thought it was pretty cool:

http://photopile.com/photos/warchild/bikes/167605.jpg


Bart

Bert let me know if you need help! You know .... swiss german is very difficult to understand. :shhhh :D ;)

I sure will Danielle. I think they speak English though and they have not responded to my email. I may have to call them.

great looking chop :tour

I sure will Danielle. I think they speak English though and they have not responded to my email. I may have to call them.

They may be busy at the moment! They had a stand at the big motocycle show etc etc ...... ;)

They wrote back and said they would like to do an interview. I will try and go there on 11 - 13 March.

OK! :D :D :D
Do you think you may be able to take some pics of the 2 sportster chopper they have???? ;)

That is my plan.

Just saw this one on the chopper page I check out occasionally. http://www.clubchopper.com/photopost/data/3237/1396Rigid1-med.jpg
That's a Klock Werks bike right? They just came out with that rigid frame. I like it. Big Daddy Chop is a member here I think, he signed on not too long ago.

Edit: http://www.kustomcycles.com/bikes/index.php?id=78

That's a Klock Werks bike right? They just came out with that rigid frame. I like it. Big Daddy Chop is a member here I think, he signed on not too long ago.Edit: http://www.kustomcycles.com/bikes/index.php?id=78

I think the frames CCCP uses are made by VG in the Netherlands .... :rolleyes:

CCCP bikes are also all mostly Swedish style choppers. The Klockworks is not.

Missyd.

I like your style in bikes nice very nice.

Grayfeather.