I think Choppers are the Best Form of Art there Is

[curling]

You look at a chopper going down the road and it just art with the street as the canvas. I mean they are just beautiful to look at. I mean I just don't get why someone would pay money to have homely looking mona lisa smiling at them. YUCK! I can't people like that. But choppers not only do they look good but they are functional. You get to ride art. And with them motors of these got on them you get to haul butt on your piece of art.

So this thread is too say who do you think the best artist(builder) in the chopper world today?

It has to be a tie between Bourget Bike Works and Martin Bros. What about ya'll?

I know some of you are going to say Orange Country they do have some neet looking bikes but I don't think I would trust them over a 100mph.

 

[havoc]

Huffy

 

[from zero]

If you're going over 100mph on ANY bike, you're fucking crazy.

 

[Deterass]

heres a cool chopper..............lol

 

[Imnotdutcheither]

I think u are asking this on the wrong board.

 

[Ganryu]

I got really excited by the thread title. I thought this was a thread about chopper mitts, not f'n motorcycles.

 

[WODIN]

Whenever I see someone on a chopper I think...Moronic asswhipe. Bet his a southern baptist dick head too. I also think that states should institute a hit a chopper program that pays people to run down anyone on a chopper. The more tricked out the bike the more money you get.

 

[curling]

If you're going over 100mph on ANY bike, you're fucking crazy.

100mph? Try 150.

 

[big4life]

Whenever I see someone on a chopper I think...Moronic asswhipe.

So tell us, when did you get a chopper?

 

[Mr. dB]

On a motor vehicle, the best art is when form follows function. There's nothing functional about the modifications that turn a normal motorcycle into a chopper; the extended forks and stuff fly in the face of vehicular dynamics. I think they look stupid, and they're probably dangerous to ride except maybe in a parade or something.

I'll stick with rice rockets, thank you.