Judging the EZM Stretch Cruiser Class

[Quenton Guenther]

Please Vote!

Stretch Cruiser

Turkman post 53 in the Build-Off post


AZ Bill post 81, 82, 83, 84, & 85


Tad Bit Tipsy post 34 [doesn't look like it was completed]


Wiley Davis post 111 [stretches the meaning of IN-Frame]


Left to right:

Wiley Davis, AZ Bill, Turkman, and Tad Bit Tipsy


Have fun,

 

[Tad Bit Tipsy]

Quenton, thanks for the nomination, but as I have not finished my project, I must decline it. I will be finishing the bike here in the next few months and will gratefully participate in the 2011 contest. Thanks for nod!

This is a hard vote! I like all three of the other contestants for different reasons.
Wiley's is a remarkable twist on the long range cruiser. I have a personal attachment since I will be traveling with my bike cross country. His light weight frame has got me re-thinking my approach to building a travel bike.
AZBill, what can I say but amazing. Not only a great build, but an eye for detail on ascetics. Bill's bike looks like a production model bike sold on showroom floor. And the best part is the reason for most of his work... towing his Grandkids. Nothing better than that!
Turkman's bike is all chopper styling. Bad to the Bone! The custom work on the engine, the exhaust straight pipe, and the coffin tank all scream uber sexyilicious! I have wondered if he is followed by a horde of bikini clad girls trying to hop on the back.

Great Builds all of You!!!

 

[Quenton Guenther]

And the Winner is.................

AZ Bill.

Will send award soon.

Congrats!

Have fun,

 

[azbill]

thank you to all that voted !!!,,,
whether for me or not

 

[Dave31]

Congrats Bill, well done

 

[scotto-]

Yay Bill, very nice bike congratulations!

 

[jbcruisin]

Congratulations Bill. It was hard to vote. They were all nice. Wiley Davis' bike was really cool too. Looked like something out of an Indiana Jones Movie
Jay