The rubber suspension 'donut' just behind the pivot bolt.I'm struggling to understand how the back wheel is supported without any seat stays, relying on what appears to be just a single bolted joint at the chain stay/ main frame connection?
What am I missing?
Its not scary to ride however I think I will avoid going down steep hills at high speeds. Great for short leisurely rides around town.You can now scare the crap out of yourself trying to ride it in style. I had a go on one a mates Sister owned in about 1975, we quickly found our why it was stuck in the shed.
On the upside it made Choppers feel easy to ride and very stable.
You are in denial..😉The only thing I like is the saddle & chainring ... 🙂
thank You..and no..I never leave any of my bikes unattended. It’s intended for short rides around the city. A conversation piece for sure.You've done a nice job.
Oddly enough I liked the look of it as it was. I'd be frightened to use / leave it anywhere now.
When you really look and study the frames on these bikes, they are a thing of beauty, a wonderful piece of engineering for the time.You’ve done a lovely job, these iconic pieces of engineering need to be preserved.