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lrchops
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2010
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Armor Fist Brawler Two Finger
มุมมอง 1784 หลายเดือนก่อน
SOLD. 5/8” handmade Brawler. Made in Montana at Lillian Rose Choppers
Mad Max Fury Road
มุมมอง 543ปีที่แล้ว
Made by hand in Montana 406. Made by Steve at Lillian Rose Choppers
Waffen SS Duster
มุมมอง 170ปีที่แล้ว
Made this for a WW2 Art memorabilia collector. All made by hand. Movie, Inglorious Bastards www.lillianrosechoppers.com. LRC Lillian Rose Choppers
Totenkopf Knuckle Duster
มุมมอง 59ปีที่แล้ว
This was a custom order for a WW2 memorabilia collector. 1/2” 360 Brass With multiple texture finishes and freehand engraving. All made by hand from billet brass bar stock. Made by me, Steve, at Lillian Rose Choppers! Instagram handle is Lillian_Rose_Choppers_05
Handmade Brass Knuckle
มุมมอง 151ปีที่แล้ว
Custom made four finger by Steve at Lillian Rose Choppers!
1956 Harley Davidson Pan Shovel Kickstart
มุมมอง 59K7 ปีที่แล้ว
1956 Harley Davidson Pan Shovel Kickstart
BLS! So anyway, what tool did you use to get them moving? Chisel and BFH?
Yappppp
nice ride...about time a real biker who knows chrome won't get you home...
SAD NEWS 2023 DECEMBER DAD PASSES AT 95 B U T GOOD NEWS AN RV AND A HARLEY MEANS TRAVEL. HOLD ON . LRC BIKES ARE SUPERLATIVE.BE SAFE GOD BLESS YOU STEVE.
Agree. Merrell are JUNK. Do NOT spend the money. IF you find a pair for $5 at the thrift store, by all means. But don't spend $130 on a pair and get rooked, as I did. They are GARBAGE. Moabs. JUNK. Fell apart within two months of putting in service on GRASS HIKES.
Had my jaw bone cracked in half by somebody using knuckle duster thing is walking down the street get a tap on your shoulder. Be careful about just turning around to look that’s what I did and I was met with a very sudden hit that lifted me up off the ground had to have my mouth wired shut for three months. Did you know even being knocked out in the manner that I was? I could still hear my head bouncing on the asphalt
That is horrible! My recommendation is when in public keep your head on a swivel and be armed to protect yourself. Learn how to avoid confrontations.
Awesome bike!
Will the risers fit a stock springer front end on a harley crossbones
One of the sexiest 64er pans I have ever seen. Next week I get my 64 pan and take that bike as a templet. Such a classic nice chopper love that kind of shit i am really impressed. Respekt
Hey if you need anything or just want to chat about your build, I am around at LRChoppers@yahoo.com Website is Lillian Rose Choppers. I’m not about the money, and just like helping out!
Brother, you have without a doubt some of the most refined tastes in Harley bikes each bike, a collection of all the best features, and I love your California accent. Enjoyed your videos.
The dog is very good at shooting
>cold start >rode it earlier today Not a fan of the handlebars but you do you bud.
Nice bike
SLICK!!!! HOOAH!!!
Super :-)
Damn! Now that's a proper chopper. Very nice.
I'm not saying anyone said it was, but there ain't no way that was a cold start. You know what sucks? When I was much younger and lusted after a bike like this, I couldn't afford it, so I made do with a BSA rigid chopper that I built. Now, I CAN afford a bike like this, I'm too old and decrepit. Two total knee replacements wouldn't work with a bike like this, so I'll just have to stick with my 06 Softail "not so" Standard.
All my bikes are 1-3 kicks on a old start after being primed. And this was a cold start.
@@lrchops Ah, my sincere apologies then, I stand corrected. You must have them fine tuned, and serviced regularly. It really sucks that I can't do my own tuning or servicing on my Softail, but the old knees (well, more the absence of knees, they're both made of titanium now) just won't play nice. I can get down on my knees, it's the getting back up where the problem is. Anyway, enough drivel from I, love your bike, the little touches like the rear brake light really set this ride off nicely. And those "pan-shovels", there's just something about them that makes them, right, is probably the best word I can think of to describe them. Jealous as, enjoy riding it, and don't forget to keep the shiny side up.🇭🇲👍
@@zwastiunburzy3688 I build, fabricate, tune, and service my own bikes. No one else touches them. I am 57 but slowing down a bit. Still kicking and riding old bikes!
@@lrchops Good on you! That's something I've always wanted to be able to do, but, for various reasons, lack of funds and difficulty in obtaining parts being the two main reasons. Here in Australia, finding parts is more difficult than over in the land of the US and A, and if perchance you do happen to find parts, they're much more expensive than what you lucky bastards would pay. That, coupled with working 60-70 hour weeks for a great portion of my adult life (don't ever become a truckie, kids!), has been another major factor. So it's just been easier to get someone else to work on my bike. Sometimes I've regretted that, what with some of the bumbling fools that the local dealer employs.
SINCE 1903 H.D.
I've got a 73 shovel that was my dad's, a brother of mine who's dad rode with mine has a 65 pan, gotta love those old Harleys. 👍
Oil filter setup is trick!
imagine wearing bell bottoms with that belt drive.
Just wondered how do you stop the old Harleys from leaking oil
I Ride A Rigid Shovel, daily for 10 yrs Before that my 1975 SuperGlide 17yrs.
I ride a swinger 64 Pan, a Rigid 66 Shovel, a Rigid 68 Shovel, a rigid 54 Pan, and a swinger 75 Shovel. Been riding for 38 years.
It's a shovel head not pan head
I built the bike. It is a registered Panhead. All Panhead lower with Shovel top end. So technically you are correct, it has Shovelhead. It’s a Pan/Shovel.
Sweet ! My first bike was a 55 pan . Never should have let it go . I gave 1600 bucks for it in 1976.
Same bike today may be around $20k.
Got a nice idle
Suicide reffers to the clutch... not the gear shift....
dog😂😂
All commentary after 1.04 is pointless
Really nice bike except for that horrendous rear fender looks terrible makes it look like a bike in a box kit bike, doesn't follow the tire not even a little bit, get a nice gasbox fender or a TC bros. & That would be a badass bike,
The guy who bought the bike, then crashed it liked the rear fender. Trailer fender!! Agreed. Something more contoured and shorter would have been nice!
Needs an old school headlight. Nice machine, all in all. Cool video!
That’s a shovel head motor not a Panhead
I built the motor. It is a Panhead lower with a Shovel top end. It is a 56 Panhead engine and that is how it is registered.
Nice bike mate👌 John from Australia 🇭🇲
The old timers were the best . O yea where were these invented an made ,I mean what country?
Love this bike⚡⚡👍
She sounds sweet - I drive a 79 750 Honda I call Beauty. - this one sounds like you ought to name it Spirit -
Early Shovel
BAH! Your Asbestos skin doesn't fool us! Seriously, nice bike.
Asbestos and Nomex!
@@lrchops I KNEW IT! (Bitchin' Website BTW)
I just spent the better part of an hour looking at all the amazing things on your site... That Woodstock bike needs a whole video on itself... And your Mom and Grandma were true warriors! Nice site, very homefelt, and work of a quality that I haven't seen in a LONG LONG Time! Let's see more!
@@JHV166 Thanks Jim!
Would you sell, ever detell about the bike.
The bike was sold
Sweet🇬🇧👍
GET a F U KING HAIRCUT
Man that's a nice bike
Absolutely amazing work mate!! Incredible attention to detail and craftsmanship 😎
It's like music to my ears
I heard the dog panting easier than what you were saying
Настоящий НD не может быть на цепном приводе это бред,но двигатель самое то
Mine has chain?
Absolutely great looking bike. What kind of handlebars are those?
I fabricated the bars in my shop
Nice scooter my kind of style as well. I have a Shovel similar to your bike (wide glide front end, 21 front 16 inch ape hangers very similar to your bike). 👍
Bad ass bike brother!
Бомба
Lol In four & half years from clean cut short back n sides too wide n wooly long hair.