just watching OCC and i was wondering how do you register a custom chopper that they build from scratch? its not like it comes with a title.


deep thoughts~

 

DMV. You gotta fill out paperwork. Get a plate, get it inspected. Im sure a big shop like OCC has the process down and quick turn arounds.

 

For the prices they charge, they better get you a title quickly.

And since we're on the topic, I've always harbored a deep, secret desire to ride one of those choppers once. I don't mean the "regular" Harleys, but the real custom choppers. Anyone else feel this way?

Or am I now going to be ostracized...?

 

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Werd

I'd love to ride one of those massive custom 100k+ choppers. Hardley Drivables are fookin retarded and 90% of the people that ride em are douchebags.

custom choppers tho = drool

 

Your frame is titled nothing else. When you buy a new frame it comes with a title.

 

How funny would I look?

Tall skinny asian kid on a chopper. LOL

 

Research how much these cost before you buy one... you're looking at a minimum of $30k for a standard plain chopper... once you go custom with some custom touches and chrome, you're looking in upwards of $70k.

Also, if you saw the show on discovery where they had the ten builders compete, and you saw the blue bike with hydrolics (instead of kickstand) that won, you know the bike sold for $200k. I'd love to try to build my own but parts are extremely expensive and you need the tools and creativity to get it right.

 

also insurance is very high on custom bikes (over 1,000 dollars ive heard)

but if you paid 200k for a bike i think u could make the payment

 

a little ot...
but i think its retarded how there are soooooooo many people wearing those t shirts or stickers or whatever. i bet 99.99% of those people don't even ride. damn posers

 

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They custom make or get their frames custom made. They're not buying them from harley or anything.

 

i'd love to take a custom for a cruise

somethign with a low stance and a 250 back tire

 

[QUOTE=VolpeOwnsU]Research how much these cost before you buy one... you're looking at a minimum of $30k for a standard plain chopper... once you go custom with some custom touches and chrome, you're looking in upwards of $70k. [QUOTE]

IM not looking to buy one, i was just wondering how the dmv would perceive something like that. ill bet if i built a custom car id get hasseld.

 

Id love to ride one but id be scared about turning cause thats a pretty long bike

 

kinda off topic but one of my favorite custom chopper builder is Matt Hotch... amazing choppers man..