Sportster Chopper: Lowbrow Hardtail Part 1

In this exciting episode of our custom motorcycle build series, we dive into the world of Harley Davidson Sportster hardtails. Join us as we take a stock Sportster and chop it in half, preparing it for a Lowbrow Customs hardtail kit installation.
Watch as our skilled mechanic meticulously cut and fit the Sportster's frame to make way for the new hardtail section. With precision and care, we remove the rear section of the frame and begin the process of aligning the new hardtail section.
Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a novice bike builder, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in custom motorcycle builds. So grab a seat, put on your helmet, and join us for an exciting and informative journey into the world of Sportster hardtails. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we'll dive into the next steps of our custom build.
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[@ChopperLuke]

A lot more man than me! My pansy ass would have waited until warm weather. 😂

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

I'm too stubborn or dumb 🤣

[@881qyk]

You were so calm and methodical you actually made it look too easy 😂

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The camera must have missed all the frustration I was feeling haha. Thanks for watching!!

[@J3FP4G3]

Hell Yea !! STOKED to watch the progress on this Skoot!

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

Thanks brother. I'm so pumped!

[@ervinbrion7343]

its shaping up to be a nice build, broski. oh and the lumberjack vibe suita you too. hehehe 🫶🏽

[@benderbender1233]

✌😉

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

Thanks dude! I'm stoked it's finally moving along

[@chrisrobichaud6500]

That exhaust is awesome, what kind is it? Thanks!

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

Thanks! Bassani 2 into 1

[@thofoo]

That was some satisfying penetration 🎉🎉🎉 dope beard too broski!

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❤💦

[@youri5829]

Fuck man I kinda lost hope you would finish the bike with al the engine problems. Good to see you working on it!

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

I lost my motivation a bit at the end of last year. Life was getting weird and I needed a breather. Since then I've rekindled my love for the project and can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
It sucks having a such a gap in content but it is what it is. Thank you very much for sticking with the channel. Having people reach out has severely ramped up the motivation to get this thing done and on the road.