Turbo Derake Chopper - NightFall Custom's Harley Davidson Shovelhead
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2023
- We're in St. Louis, MO talking to Nick from NightFall Customs about this custom turbo derake chopper he recently built to display at Cycle Showcase! Custom frame, 81 Harley Davidson shovelhead motor, split gas/oil tank, it's quite the build!
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This is one of the best looking choppers in my eyes. Everything just flows together.
Agreed, it all flows perfectly. You can definitely see the attention to detail.
Good looking chopper…. In 1979 … I had a toy chopper that looked similar to your chopper it was also purple… I love looking at it.. now that I’m in my 50s… I have a couple of HD’s and I’ll ride till my body can’t go….. nice fabrication.. great to see that young man working and creating with his hands 🇺🇸😎
That is the best use of the excess space I've seen on those frames! It's a personal pet peeve of mine. I really dislike the way it looks. But I gotta say the bike still looks very awkward to ride. Such as he wouldn't be able to make any sudden maneuvers, cause he's stretched so far out. Regardless I still applaud his talent and creation. FTW🤘
Had a few parts made by nick... awesome guy and awesome craftsman
Passion poured into this Masterpiece. Puts me to shame, just buy parts and install. Inspirational build, the tank/oil is really thinking outside the box.
Hell yeah!!!!! So badass!!!!
I am in love with this! If I had the funds, I would totally be hitting you up for this bike lol. gorgeous work, man!
Nick did amazing on this one. And I'm with you, one of my favorites out there.
Seen this in person, & met Nick at CSSTL, when he unveiled it! Really cool dude, & very talented craftsman. That TURBO set up really caught my eye under the neck gusset, & beautifully fabricated tank!!! I appreciate a true, hand built, 1-off!
Nick’s a solid dude. Really excited to see what he comes up with next!
Bad Ass Chopper and Design!!! The Oil tank secioned into the gas tank very creative. I am personally seeing for the first time.
Beautiful machine ✊🏻
Bad ass mom !
Beautiful ride.
Bike looks great - Love the grips!!
That purple acrylic is a super nice touch to tie in with the paint colors.
Man that thing is wild, great build and great video.
Thanks man!
I want two!!!!!
Don't we all! n + 1
Great bike and all around talented and humble builder.
Nick was a solid dude for sure. Ton of talent went into this one.
Very cool and innovative build.I love it.. way to go .keep it up.
Man…bitchin build!! Awesome interview and coverage!!
Thanks man! As always
I'm not normally into those choppers but shit that things sick af great job stud!
I'm not going to lie man, derake choppers haven't always been my thing, but after seeing what Nick did with this one, i'm coming around, lol.
Yeah I have a 2022 lowrider s and I'm in to all the wheels and stunt shit and never really been in to those I love old schools but not really the "choppers" but when I watch his video and seen what he had built shit I buy it and ride the SHIT outta that bike! He did a really good job on that bike build!
Its surprising that you only have 5k subscribers. You work it top notch!
I'm growing, slowly but surely. I'm not trying to chase an algorithm, so I'm sure it hurts my growth, but I'm tryign to keep the quality up and I'll get there.
@@getBenTmoto Ya, it's always best to stay true to who you are. People appreciate authenticity. I listen to all your videos at work while I'm wrenching.
Would likely have more subscribers if these videos weren't straight half hours of talking and stock photos of the bikes. Why not have these dudes fire them up so we can hear? LOL
@@reallyallgone Ya I think some time of them running/riding would be cool. I really like the racing even if it's just some roll ons on the highway
Did you not actually watch the video?? There’s a startup in the video right after he talks about the motor. Go watch something else man
Hey hommie when we get to see Krusie's footage?!🤘🛵
Hopefully in the next 3 weeks or so. I'll be dropping the first video from my trip to Phoenix on Sunday. His will be the third and last one from the trip.
@@getBenTmoto 🤘🛵
A lot of form over function with the riding position. Slightly curious about the sprocket bolts not being done up at around 18:23 too
It's a derake chopper, so form over function is always going to be a part of custom builds. And Nick was still working on a few things when we filmed the interview , hence the sprocket bolts not being all the way in. It was finished when we did rolling footage for sure, haha.
What local are you out of brother?
Nick (the builder) is out of St Louis. I'm based in TN.
It's "acutely" raked or "raked-in" ....but to "de-rake" would mean to return it to stock... good looking bike though....
Are the rear sprocket bolts unscrewed? 8:21
Quite the catch there man, but yes, I believe Nick was still working on a few things when we did the interview. we were actually talking about how they were about to fall out afterwards, haha. He obviously got them all tightened back down and good to go before we filmed the riding footage and all though.
@@getBenTmoto Ok, ok))
It's just like an eye vision test for any mechanic I guess. Like a slightly flat tire or a sweaty brake caliper.
Greetings to Nick and like for a great job. And you keep releasing cool videos please
24 minutes and not a single sound clip. Nice.
Of the bike?? There was definitely a startup in there…
So you dont need critical race theory or trans gender skills to pass school? Lol