Who Built This Board Track Racer?

[Crazy Horse]

I can't remember who built this, I do think he's an Aussie.

A fellow member is interested in who built this.

Peace Crazy Horse.

 

[K-dregg]

ratrodbikes.com • View topic - Post your motor and non-motored Boardtrack bikes

Scroll down a bit.. Maybe yuo could reach him through RRB.

 

[Crazy Horse]

Jeff,

I sent the original builder this PM (private Message), at Rat Rod Bikes
below is the message.

Who Built This Board Track Racer?

Sent at: Tue Jun 15, 2010 6:00 pm
From: Crazy Horse
To: hill billy
Hey wassup gotta question for ya, a fellow member was asking me about your board track racer style builds.

He's interested in the Bluish/Gray style build you have a picture posted here in RRB.

Do you have any frames like it for sale?

Peace Crazy Horse.

 

[hill billy]

alright, it was me who built it, I don't have that particular bike any more, it looked cool but was a little to small for me, I've built another that is a bit taller and longer.

Cheers,

Steve

 

[Crazy Horse]

hill billy, aka Steve

Welcome to MotorBicycling.Com, I had not been on Rat Rod . Com in so long I forgot that you built that bike.

It was a fellow forum member here, his screen name is J Docherty that was possibly interested in buying one of your builds.

Again glad to have you as fellow member of motorbicycling.com.

Peace Crazy Horse.

 

[chopperjoe]

I can't remember who built this, I do think he's an Aussie.

A fellow member is interested in who built this.

Peace Crazy Horse.

can you tell me where to find a front fork like that, building a boardtrack with a whizzer motor and the monarch forks are just not beefy enough. Thanks joe

 

[hill billy]

Hi,
I built those forks myself, used 27" forks that I cut the steerer tube and blades out of, fabricated the triple plate crown and braces then brazed it back together in a home made jig.

As far as I'm aware the only way to get forks like these is to have some one build them to your specs or make them like I did.

regards,

Steve