BrettMavrik's Production Bobber Frame For Sale

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Update: 7/24/09

Hey Guys!

The Bobber Frames and Related Parts are now available For Sale.
To inquire and or order this unique builder's frame, motor mounts, jack shaft, custom seat, and cool factor to build and customize for your very own, just send me a private message or call the number on the logo.
Also, to follow along on this Blue Bobber's Progress, head to the last page of this thread. I'm updating as it happens.
Later!



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Keep the project going...looking good even though i am partial to the fullsize stretched cruisers. Maybe it could be your next project.
 
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Thanks, man...
The Bobber Project will definitely keep going as a motorized bike of this style,
appointments, and design is unprecedented....
This one is the first of its' kind.

Where it goes from there depends on if others want one too... =-]'

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bbb said:
Keep the project going...looking good even though i am partial to the fullsize stretched cruisers. Maybe it could be your next project.
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bbb, don't be mistaken...

This bike is Full Size.
I nailed the geometry on this frame. It's perfect. It has nearly a 5' wheelbase, a 38" handlebar height at the neck clamp, and up to a 36" inseam at the seat, (meaning the distance from the seat, at where someone's leg starts, to one pedal at it's farthest point from the seat ) and that itself is fully adjustable by sliding the seat fore and aft. Cool thing is, this frame still flies as a low rider. the seat unloaded sits at 25" when the seat is farthest back.
Plenty of room for comfort and no goofy handling....
I am also fabricating three different styles of handlebars to finish the look as I cannot find anything out there that I like. One will be a set of "BroomSticks"; 24" wide pin-straight drag bar. Second will be "Turn Downs"; 24" wide but turned down at the grips and swept slightly back. Third will be "Chimps"; a short-rise version of an ape hanger.

Gonna head out to the shop and finish the sliding solo seat bracket today.
I'll have more photos tonight.
Stay Tuned...
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Got the Super Slick Sliding Sprung Solo Seat Setup Slayed.... =-]'
I like it. Nice and low profile, simple and effective.
Took her for a ride. She is very easy on the backside; even without the cushion in place.
Feels kinda' like an old tractor seat.

Werks fer' me... =-]'
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Thanks, DVD!
I'm Almost finished.
I don't have much further to go before paint. I'm going to weld threaded bungs
in the frame for the tank today, and do the final fit of the rear fender.
Then I dismantle it all and hit the frame with some love from the grinder with mop discs.
I will go up to 200 grit, and then I will hit it with a wire wheel. After that it's the M.E.K.
wipe down and primer. The frame is set in my mind to be Gunmetal. I was thinking of bright silver
but I don't want it to steal the show from the tanks and fenders. I can always change it if I like.
White will accent some other parts, and that color will be the corsage, so to speak.
 
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Prices are comin', man....
Just need a little more time.
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Yeah I wasn't intending to push or irritate you just letting you know that I wanna know. BTW yeah that other thread getting locked? huh Some of these people just can't understand that your the creative mind behind this, if you say shake and spray than I trust your decision. My paint is all shake and spray, and no one in person will even believe me when I tell them that. They swear it came from somewhere or I paid someone a pretty penny for it. I just say nope, cost me about 30 bucks in paint plus sand paper, stripper, tape, and last but not least FREE NEWSPAPERS!!usflg
 
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Yeah, we won't go there...
I'd believe it. I've done some amazing work myself.
The content inside a spray can is very good quality these days.
It's a pretty competitive market. Now if House Of Kolor would put their
signature mixes inside a can I'd be stoked. Goofy Grape, Pearl Shining Yellow,
Autumn Orange Metallic, Galaxy Grey.... *sigh*

'BrettMavriK

TerrontheSnake said:
Yeah I wasn't intending to push or irritate you just letting you know that I wanna know. BTW yeah that other thread getting locked? huh Some of these people just can't understand that your the creative mind behind this, if you say shake and spray than I trust your decision. My paint is all shake and spray, and no one in person will even believe me when I tell them that. They swear it came from somewhere or I paid someone a pretty penny for it. I just say nope, cost me about 30 bucks in paint plus sand paper, stripper, tape, and last but not least FREE NEWSPAPERS!!usflg
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It's not necesssssarily a shift kit so to speak... =-]'

But it is my own version of a jackshaft to get the power to the right side of the bike.
This coooould esssssentiallllly allow someone to add a 5 speed freewheel to the Rear Singray Rim,
and put on an axle centered derailer with a grip shifter on the the handlebars; Thus, Benefitting
From 5 Available Gear Ratios by Human OR Engine Power.... =-]' (tip....toe......tip...toe....tip...toe)
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Got the tank bolted on....
The rear fender is next, and then it's dismantle and paint time.
Can't wait to kick 'er to life...!

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Decided to relocate the tank 2" forward...
I had the neck backwards like on my Orange Coast Chopper which I liked the way it handled, but I had to put the tank where I did to clear the "swing". So this had prompted me with yet another idea for a very cool and infinitely adjustable handlebar design...

Stay tuned for that.

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Thanks, man.
Actually, you can...but not for a dollar. =-]'
Once I finish this bike and make sure the design works well in every way,
This frame will go into production. It will have my isolated clockable motor mounts,
adjustable jackshaft, and sliding solo seat as options. Now I've added a really cool
handle bar idea that will not only look killer, but be very functional as well.
Just gotta build it.

Prices will be coming very soon and the website will be unveiled.

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