Actually TJBrutal sells many parts catered for the Honda shadow Mods, including tanks, hardtail kits, velocity stacks, pipes, electric round tanks etc. great vid, it was cool to see a real bike builder actually figure out how we bobbout Shadows all on your own. I’ve researched and watched many many vids to do my build🤘🏼
The water cooled bikes run much cooler then harleys, but it is the engineering too! The Japanese bikes were but to run for a very long time. Their tolerances, zre much more exact and quality control is incredible. I have had 11 harleys and they are fun, but they do require work to keep them on the road....the Japanese bikes just go without the fuss!
@@houseofchoppers -- I really dig those air-cooled Yamaha v-twins. Yammie 650s make for great choppers too. Water-cooled engines might run a bit cooler, but the radiators are ugly and you still have to change the coolant (which is toxic). I also don't like the thought of coolant leaks (into a combustion chamber) and hoses going to and from the radiator/engine. You've definitely got it going on! Keep up the great work!
If you have a chance can you show how you ground out the front tubes but kept the downtubes so round. Or say what tool you are using.You got to put your website address in the future as well.
Sorry for such a delayed response, been swamped lately. Yah I use a Pipe polisher for all the tubing stuff, you can get them with whatever grit sandpaper you need and they smooth everything very good so there's no gouge marks in the steel afterwards! Thanks for watching!
i liked your style since: "probably more relyable than any harley" XD haha. keep up the good work!
lol i came looking for this comment an it was the first one. he is not lying eh LOL
Actually TJBrutal sells many parts catered for the Honda shadow Mods, including tanks, hardtail kits, velocity stacks, pipes, electric round tanks etc. great vid, it was cool to see a real bike builder actually figure out how we bobbout Shadows all on your own. I’ve researched and watched many many vids to do my build🤘🏼
With all your vids, you are becoming my favorite builder. Keep the videos coming!!
Much appreciated man! Thanks for watching!
Wow! I like it, it is pretty interesting to see what can be done with something else than a Harley. Can't wait for part -2
Thanks man! Its fun to tinker with something else for a chance!
You make those sissy bars look easy . You have a lot of talent my man .
thanks man! im just used to cranking those things out all the time haha much appreciated
Just started watching your channel yesterday, keep up the good work man
Thanks man, much appreciated!
Nice work dude I m gonna try this on my bike😊
lookin good in the neighborhood, my dude! keep it up!
Thanks man!
@House Of Choopers, how much does it cost to do a honda shadow conversion into a bobber like this one you're doing?
What battery did you use, looks a perfect size for when I chop mine! Thanks
This one was setup for one of the anti gravity batteries!
If I brought you a 94 shadow 600 and wanted pretty much the same thing done to it, what would it cost?
Nice job!
Thanks!
The water cooled bikes run much cooler then harleys, but it is the engineering too!
The Japanese bikes were but to run for a very long time. Their tolerances, zre much more exact and quality control is incredible. I have had 11 harleys and they are fun, but they do require work to keep them on the road....the Japanese bikes just go without the fuss!
I'd like to see someone do a complete ground-up chopper build of Yammie Bolt.
I would be game for one of those! Defiantly would be cool to do! Last Yamaha I chopped up was an XS 650. Thanks for watching!
@@houseofchoppers -- I really dig those air-cooled Yamaha v-twins. Yammie 650s make for great choppers too. Water-cooled engines might run a bit cooler, but the radiators are ugly and you still have to change the coolant (which is toxic). I also don't like the thought of coolant leaks (into a combustion chamber) and hoses going to and from the radiator/engine. You've definitely got it going on! Keep up the great work!
Good job
Thanks!
What would one generally charge for a job such as this?? Ballpark.
Those are pretty simple to install, I couldn't imagine a shop charging much more than 800 in labor.
If you have a chance can you show how you ground out the front tubes but kept the downtubes so round. Or say what tool you are using.You got to put your website address in the future as well.
Sorry for such a delayed response, been swamped lately. Yah I use a Pipe polisher for all the tubing stuff, you can get them with whatever grit sandpaper you need and they smooth everything very good so there's no gouge marks in the steel afterwards! Thanks for watching!
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Chop it up and put it in the bin would be the best idea
I could really use you for my project…
Bro do u think u can rake my stock sporty frame?
yes I could do a sporty rake!
Nice work!
Thank You!