Choppers Australia

Mate,! warm weather for riding........ Congrats to Mal for his 10 year membership. Onya fella.

G'day mate, nice collection of new and old. Excelsior to a VT750, and everything in between...!!

Hope the Amen Saviour works out well, good to see another saved from the scrapheap. Welcome aboard.

Excellent stuff. Some real cool shots, and a good turnout by the looks. Cheers for sharing.

Man, looks like you all had a great time.! Good photos, too. I miss the night rides the most, One day........

Pics on the beach are awesome, no helmets, looks like Stewart and Wendy had fun. Thanks for sharing, Prof.

Tigerbob is correct, It used to be legal in SA, under 25kph, but the pushbike riders complained when they got made to wear one at all times. So, it is the law to wear one whenever you ride. Not sure on all states regs. Or, the cost of the fine, if you get caught without one. Just found this for SA r...

Take a look at this little beauty......

http://www.bikeexif.com/3-wheel-motorcycle?omhide=true

Good stuff, Ray.

Welcome all, good to see new members joining in with the love of old school choppers.
Jump in on the upcoming rides, night rides, toy runs, etc..... you'll have a blast.

Very cool stuff.........all i need now is a jacket.

Very nice Ray, glad to see you're still messing with 2 wheeled stuff. Bear.

Is this similar to the 1% syndrome? 99 % of bikers just want to ride, 1% make it a way of life, a culture, a brotherhood. Yet, we are all caught in the grip of the "Guilty by assosciation" rulings of the Govt. So, Ulysses and Vietnam Vet's etc, cannot wear colours or ride in large groups? The Govt s...

Smaller bolts, slotted holes, longer belt with a tensioner..??

Yep, what Prof said. .

Pictures say a thousand words, and it's much clearer than describing how you did it, to someone. Cheers.

Good to see another bike saved from the scrapheap. Is she a runner.?

Woohoo....!!! It lives.

Great work Lou. Can really see the metal flake in the sun, and the ghost flames are awesome. Bet you're chomping at the bit, now.