Building a Big Twin EVO Chopper in 15 Minutes 

Because the exact same thing could have been accomplished by buying the few pieces he took from the donor in the marketplace instead of destroying a clean, only factory original once, vintage EVO. Wasn't necessary and definitely not cost effective. Not to mention those of us who appreciate original vintage would like to deter others from doing the same thing, especially when parts are so prevalent in the marketplace, whereas factory originals are not.

The only caveat is if the donor was on a rebuilt title.

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Thank you, every bike has a chopper soul in them haha

When you buy a frame and slap a motor in it not hard to see the chopper hiding in it lol

He sold it pretty cheap. 12,5k I believe

You could build one just like it and for less money with a little research. People don't realize how easy HDs are to work on. Since you won't need the stock cosmetic parts you can buy an ugly condition Evo Softail, hardtail the frame (or ride it for a while to be sure your spine can hang with a hardtail, Softail frames can make clean customs) and freshen it up with a rattlecan (X25 works well) paintjob then make it exactly how you want it over time. The custom parts market makes it very low effort so go for the bike of your dreams. If new to this do buy a complete running donor.. Any later model Evo Softail will do that has the Denso starter (which also means spline shaft gearbox). If it's to keep you can use a salvage title donor bike (many get insurance totaled for cosmetic damage and that's coming off anyway).

save your penny, brother! We all started off with a dream, if you really really want it, you will find a way! Think of it as a crack head, they dont wake up thinking that they are broke and cant afford a fix. So they find a way, follow your dreams, its never too late!

Thank you!

Thank you brotha, just tryna add another bike to my portfolio

Let me know what he thinks

there are all sorts of lovers and no one has to be the same, we all love them bikes and that's totally cool bro

It would have been nice without all the tassles, and windshield haha but it looks good now too!

There are plenty of them but the short custom is a lot lighter. People sometimes forget why bikers took off the dresser parts in the first place which was for performance. You can split the difference for a very popular style of the 1970s HD copied with their Shovelhead and early Evo FXWG. The nice thing is you can change flavors on big twins if you get bored and not have to switch bikes.

Thank you! I appreciate it

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Evos are badass

Thank you my friend

Glad you were able to see them in person

Thanks a lot!

Glad you enjoyed it!

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@@LNSPLTBLVD I actually did get it going. Couldn't believe it. Thank you again. Truly.

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Thanks man

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Thank you! It was a fun build

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Thank you! Always keen to learn new stuff

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… do.. you realize what generation INVENTED this style of motorcycle…?

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@@cody735100Yes but now they would cry at the thought of someone chopping a 89 heritage softail.

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Glad you like them!