For a traditional Long Bike, among other Bikes, we have rims in aluminum, stainless steel, chrome and raw steel.

We are putting the finishing touches on the construction of the Oldskool Chopper. The finish is mainly in black, such as coated trumpet exhausts set, frame, bracket and paintwork.
If the weather permits, we can make the first test kilometers. After the completion, those kilometers are important to deliver the chopper perfectly. Of course, the chopper is provided with a personalized self-built license plate.



We will not be able to answer your phone or email immediately in December.
Christmas and New Year are special days and most customers are busy with the holidays.
We will pick up your messages again in January.
We wish you a very happy holiday season!
We have been in Harleys for a while now and the need to do that in our free time is getting a little less.
But when we had a customer in the shop , for whom we are restoring a Liberator, who was enthusiastically talking about beach races with hotrods and vintage motorcycles in Denmark, we thought we should go there sometime…
Last August it was time and we enjoyed the beautiful beach of an island off the Danish coast. The beach is 30 km long and 3 km wide and was full of the most beautiful hotrods and vintage motorcycles,
Here is an impression;




We haven’t had time to share our news for a while, but we’ll try to keep you up-to-date from now.
If you’re looking for a cast iron frame with a longer springer, the head of the frame is always sawn, which is quite exciting. That’s why we have a strong and beautiful solution for this, a frame head with more degrees.


Exact reproductions of the early OEM Springer handlebars. Manufactured for internal throttle and ignition cables . Available in chrome . Handlebars come in 3 different models. The 1937-1948 style handlebars fit the stock style “in-line” Springer forks as used in 1937-1945 Big Twin and 1940-1948 45CI models.

We transferred as many parts as possible from the donor engine to the new attack kit frame. To put the finishing touches on the bike, we installed a Chopper tank, 2 mm thick rear fender, homemade leather pan saddle, homemade exhausts and the attack kit oil tank.
Since the customer works in construction and would like to incorporate an item from this profession into his Oldskool Chopper, we made a Sissy bar from a piece of rebar. A nice incident is that we got this rebar from the owner who participated in the TV program; ‘Women who Build’. The whole is finished with a license plate with break light.

