I remember it posted on the old site, now I've lost it.

Good to see someone from the Horse board!(I am Sportymark over there)

Got the wife a blast gonna start choppin on it soon!

Pilot - go here http://www.zero-eng.com/rhindex.html

Dug
chopperkit.com

Yup, thats the site, those scoots are cool, thanks!!.

Hey Mark good to see you man, a chopped Blast would rock I think!!

Nallin did one and I have a pic of it, but don't know how to post one here, but its bad ass!

Or do you mean

http://www.zerochop.com

nope you were right first time but this site has the coolest choppers

Are you guys on clubchopper.com as well

Gordy

I would love one of those. I wonder if a 2004 could be hacked up and made into one? Or if I should just buy and old Evo sporty and rob the tank and motor...

Those kits do look good don't they?

I dunno about an '04, the mounting is a little different, hell I'd buy a used Buell motor to throw in there. I'm toying with idea of going that route for my next sporty project.

does anyone here speak japenese? Ic an't get a price on the damn thing...

No need the guys at zero- engineering speak english and are based in the states

Click where it says pdf catalogue up at the top right, you have to have adobe acrobat reader, frame kit is $1699, rollers go from $3,999 to $7,999 depending on how complete. Not a bad way to have a sweet ride if you already have a donor bike. Hell the parts you would have left over would bring some cash back to you.

Here are the prices of the Rolling Chassis Kits

Road Hopper No 1 kit Type 1 ( hydraulic forks ) $3,499
Type 2 ( springer forks ) $3,999

No. 2 kit type 1 $6,499
type 2 $6,999


No. 3 kit type 1 $7,399
type 2 $7,999


Frame only $1,699

That's my idea of the classic chopper. :clap

Guys, I'm trying to navigate the site and I can't do it. Nothing is maing sense, and it won't let me download the pdf. Can someone send it to me?

here ya are

pdf in jpg format (http://work.hardy.ro/xlforum/zero-eng.jpg)

Thanks gearhead, you'r a lifesaver.

I have to say, these are probably the best looking bike kits out there, and the kicker is that they are SO affordable! $8,000 for the most complete kit (I have to get the springer), and all you need to donate is paint, engine, and a little time. What's sweet about these bikes is you don't need a high -hp engine for it! Just something to cruise with - like a stage 1 1200. It's not like that rear tire would hook up anyways!

Does anybody know what kind of compontents they use? Who makes the brakes, sprockets, front ends, etc. At a price like that, I would have to worry about quality issues...

Those are some pretty nice looking bikes.

I've been tempted lately by the rolling chassis kit from Flyrite choppers in Austin.

$2700 (includes shipping) for their bobber rolling chassis (springer front end).
http://www.flyritechoppers.com/whitneye/Flyritechopperscom.nsf

I probably won't tear into my sporty for a while, but like I say, tempting....

The one thing though that seems like it's a bitch is handling the titling and insurance on a "custom" chopper when you lose the stock frame. Any of you delt much with that type of thing in Texas?

Those Flyrite rolling chassis are very reasonable, as are the Sucker Punch Sallys, but they are BT frames. Now if they made a roller for a sporty that was that price, I'd buy one in a heartbeat!!