If I was going to start a board track build I would have to assure myself that I had the talent to make it look as good as yours or it would never be started. A beautiful build.
I'll never own a board tracker.
Steve.
Oh no! That's not what I want to hear. I build these bikes to inspire others to step out of their comfort zone and take a chance at something they have never attempted before. I encourage everyone I talk to about these bikes to give it a shot. You dont have to go crazy and build a v-twin, start small and work your way up, making sure you push your self each time you do so.
Remember, It is all about planning and really thinking through your work. Plan everything, never work haphazardly.
Here are a few rules that I follow when building a btr, these are things I have learned through countless hours of research
1. Average height is around 32"
2. The crank shaft should fall on the same plain as the axles
3. The cross bar should fall at the top of the rims
4. The average length of a btr is no less than 80"
6. bottom of the frame should be between 4-6 inches from the ground.
I hope someone will find that info useful, and if you are thinking about building one you should. It is a learning experience of a lifetime.