Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Another Ironhead with bad wiring

If you use a car style key switch on the older style starters you still need a relay to handle the current. The switch just doesn't hold up.


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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Thank you Nathan

I helped out Nathan @ Nathan Ekis Photography a couple weeks ago on a project he was doing. This is the end results and I think it came out nice.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Sneak Peak




XS650 Hardtail coming real soon call the shop to pre order or email 603-672-5619 info@chopshopcycles.com



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Friday, March 11, 2011

Kickstand problems? We got a solution.

If you are running mid mounts on a Harley Frame that has the kickstand mounted to the old forward controls we have a mounting plate to keep the kickstand in place without and welding.
The mount is $40.00 in a raw finish add 10 for powder coat.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

XS650 Hardtails


Doing a run of our xs Hardtails today if anyone is looking for one 250.00 shipped. Pics and a how to to come

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Monday, March 7, 2011

Time for some service

Old 08 is in for some clutch work. This bike is a rider and it's owner does just that. Check out more on this bike in the July 09 issue of Cycle Source.


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Sunday, March 6, 2011

March is here


Get ready for spring with free mount and balance when you buy a Dunlop tire also spring services available at great prices

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Thursday, March 3, 2011

Back to the XS's


We are doing three XS 650's builds currently. This is the first on, hopefully next week we will have the other two hard-tailed and going. This is the TC Bros hard-tail. The other two we are hard-tailing in house. We are now a dealer for TC Bros if any of you New England XS guys need any thing give us a call I hope to start stocking some of there stuff.

Doing seat posts today.

As always ours are available in 2 lengths 5/8 and 1-1/8

Tank for the Super Pan





Started with a stretched sporty tank and added 1.75 inches to it in length. Added a 2" wide pie to the middle and now dishing the sides. Lot of work!