Halcyon Cycle Works

My name is Chuck and my bike is the Halcyon. I am new to the forum but not to the motorbike world. I have been building motorbikes since 2003. This is my bike. All hand built frame, forks, tank, bars. Nothing was used from existing bicylcles it's all from scratch. I hope everyone enjoys it. Please post comments or questions. I am enjoying the forum. There are many talented people on this site. I am so glad to see that there are other people that share my obsession. I just had to build one of these bikes because I could not afford to purchase a real one. The hardest part of the bike to build was the forks. They are a replica of a 1910 Harley Davidson leafspring style. It took me about a month to make the forks. It was about 3 months to build the frame and tank. Some small details are the custom hanlebars have an internal throttle, stich on leather grips, reverse clutch lever with internal cable, copper/brass fittings on the tank and carb. If there is anyone from Phoenix on this forum contact me. I would like to organize a ride, or meet at the Pavillions car and bike show on some saturday night. I usually go there from time to time. I take my bike or my 1956 Willys station wagon with the bike in the back.

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!HOW! Crazy Horse welcomes you, that build is awesome got any 4sell.

Peace Crazy Horse!!! aka Crazy Indian Joe The Tower Crane Operator!!!

WOW nice build. How long is the wheelbase ?

That is a nice bike, really awesome. Glad you joined us and introduced yourself.....................

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The wheel base is 51" Here are some more pictures...

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As far as selling them, it is in the works. I have produced a few frames. I am figuring out what parts to mass produce and what to keep custom.

nice work HCW , looks awesome , keep up the good work!

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Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeetits.
I want your FORK! Sell me your Forks!
Did you use "Ice Box Kit" compression fitings for your fuel line? Cuz I am too.
I swear theres a collective conscience, please post a hi-res pic so i can use it 4 a desktop.
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Thanks! I used 1/4 compression fittings and copper line. Yes it is the same parts you might find in the "Ice box kit" I just put them together sepperatly. It also helps that I work at ACE Hardware. I could give you a list of part that I used for the fuel delivery if you like. As far as the forks...Those were hard to build. We will have to talk more about those.

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Always wanted one, could'nt afford one, just had to build one.

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!HOW! Chuck i was trying to email you these pic's.

Have you seen them?

George Whitney removes the downtube and welds a looped downtube giving these worksman frames that original Board Track Racer look. Much cheaper to use the Husky industrial frame only $74.00 almost exact same frame as worksman, then of course he fabricates those torpedo style gas tanks for his Indian & Cyclone tributes for the Harley tributes he makes the box style tanks. His completed bikes sell for $1800.00+shipping & insurance and his rolling chassis less motor sell for $900.00+shipping & insurance. But he's not building them any time soon selling his house & moving to Florida.

Can you build this type of bike PM or E-mail me: krzndn121863@hotmail.com Thanks Joe.

Peace Crazy Horse!!!

Pic's 1. My worksman
2. Husky INB
3. Worksman Industrial Newspaper Boy
4. Deuce Cyclone Tribute Board Track Racer by George Whitney
5. Indian Tribute Board Track Racer by George Whitney

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