I really hope the next generation of bike builders are paying close attention to Billy. I know there are a ton of builders out there....but how many show you the bare bones way to do your work? How many of them have the busted knuckles and stories that Billy has? Billy and Indian Larry (RIP) have always been the bar in my book! These videos rock! Great job Billy!
Billy you said you hoped you taught us something today. You teach me something every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you my brother take care and stay safe.
Love that you're doing these TH-cam videos, I'm a big fan from back in the day when you first appeared on Discovery. Really cool watching these videos and learning something along the way. 👍🏼
Billy you are such a great teacher, you explain everything step by step to your viewers. You are a master that takes the time to mentor us your fans and viewers. I cant tell you how much I enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!
I appreciate the way you articulate what you are doing. You have no false pretense just bad to the bone how to. It doesn't get much better than that. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You are one hell of a good guy. I started watching you when I was young and now that I am 38 watching you again, it makes me appreciate the knowledge. You're the gift that keeps on giving. I'm have been a career mechanic and I owe it to people like you. Who set a good example for people like me when I was just outta high school
Thanks for the strap method of spring compression. That’s why I watch your vids everyday. I like the way you teach. Not condescending just pure bike knowledge!
These '90s Evolution Softails were some of my favorite Harley-Davidsons of all time and especially the Springers! So sad that Harley-Davidson discontinued these frontends on these beautiful machines! I've personally always loved the looks of the Springers, Indian Leaf Spring Girders and various other frontends like these, even Jesse Rooke was making and selling a great looking girder too!
if i had a spare cnc lathe and mill you would have them. watching that ole lathe is what i learned machining on. hand sharpen carbide cutters,,,nightmares. i would never have thought in a million years that Billy Lane would be on youtube. Believe me the tricks you are passing on will not be forgotten if people pay attention. Thank You Billy Lane
My brother and I used to use floor anchors and ratchet straps to change springs, well I guess we still would if we ever had to change them again. I don't get anybody wanting springers now a days, everybody seems to be on baggers now a days. Great video thanks for sharing man.
The thing I admire about you and Jesse is that you both are capable of just building or making a bike. I think I remember Jesse saying once that if he wanted a new bike he'd just build it. I just love that knowledge of metal working.
Love you Billy. You have taught me so much, Had the pleasure of meeting you many years ago. I sold my business and working from home, loving life. Cheers brother
I have always been a huge fan of your work from those great Chopper build competitions. The subtle changes you made to your Bad Boy turned it into a very classy looking machine. Watching your work is an excellent learning experience. Your explanations are for everyone from the experienced builder to the backyard learner. Thank you...
I've been wrenching on bikes since I was a teenager in the 70's. Had everything from BSA's, Triumphs, Norton, Japanese, and now Harley's. I like the way you explain what you're doing and why as you go along, a true mark of an expert builder. You Make these videos fun...Thanks Billy....
This guy is a bad ass!!! OG bike builder. Loved him on biker build off, always watched him. My favorite quote from him......”this is gonna be bigger than gold teeth” lol
I just graduated from MMI, took late model Harley. You are one hell of a teacher and very well articulated when sharing knowledge/information. You and a handful of others from the early 2000s were an inspiration; even if the school is just learning how to service OEM bikes, it was still neat.
Billy LANE we need you.Larry's death and so on.we need heroes like you.the episode of the build off between you and Larry always gets me motivated again to keep going on my roadking.
I haven't found enough info on the internet on springers with a 23" wheel till this. I put a 23" on mine and the attitude is looking a bit strange and figured someone must have lowered their springer with a 23. Burly here we come. Thanks Billy!
@@BillyLaneChoppers Billy, I should have replied back after doing the job. Your video made it cake. Love they way the bike tracks and rides now. It is great what you do for the community on here. Thanks!
Hey whatever works ! I'm a garage mechanic. Always do my own work ! Love tinkering and learning. I may have to do something a few times but I'll get it ! Good Job Billy !
I had to laugh billy when you said “we all know my wife ain’t letting me go to vegas” we all know you can be a tough mean hombre so finally a woman has brought some balance to your life….very cool.
Billy just want to say thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Myself and I’m sure 1000s of others appreciate the chance to be able to learn from these. I love how you really go into detail about what your working on and how the bike works. Keep up the good work bro. 👊🏻
Billy these videos you do are WAAAAY better than the “biker build offs” Slower paced. I’m learning more tricks of the trade and no manufactured drama! Keep ‘em coming 👍
Just a weird thing I wanted to share....We had our big fireworks thing near my house tonight, and this video with nice calm confident talk and shop sounds kept my dog calmer than he's ever been for a fireworks show. Um...like, I know that's not what this is for, but it's a huge blessing for my little furry best friend (and me I guess), and I wanted to comment to thank you for it.
Thanks for making content for the everyday guy, we all know what you are capable of building but the fact that these videos will help your everyday bike guy serves a greater good! Thank you.
Hi Billy, I'm a fan since the biker build off days. Nice to see you back and glad you didn't let what happened in the past dictate your future. Much respect and rubber side down. Take it easy, Jon Captain
Watching Billy work & explaining in layman's terms along the way reminds me of you're old buddy Indian Larry fabricate.Heck yea ,if you can use the motorcycle straps to you're advantage why not..Looks good Billy!
Damn man I remember being like 13 and 14 watching u build a bike on discovery channel now I’m 31 with my own Harley it’s good to see u still doin your thing man I def learn a thing or 2 watchin u thanks for the content
Always wondered about lowering springer. You taught me lots today. Also again. I appreciate you showing the non specialty tool way. Lots of us im sure may do this once or twice. So buying specialty tools isnt worth it. Thanks Billy! Oh i also cant wait til my son gets a little older so he can wrench with me. Oh im from the bei g trickey as f. Days.
Thanks Billy for all you do and for Taking the time to show us all these cool tricks and letting us in on the company's your getting your parts and kits!!! 🤛
Never been a fan of springers but after watching you transform these 2 bikes I think it’s time I add one to the collection. Drag bars, lowering them, and the 23 wheel is a look I can’t stop staring at. Looking forward to seeing you do the 6 speed gearbox conversion on your 95.
Love the video! Very educational. I started riding in the early 90ties, owning two Springers back to back. Almost 30 years later I’m back on a Springer after owing a Panhead, a Shovelhead, Evo and Twin Cam’s between. May look for a Shovelhead again and put a Springer in it!
Watching BILLYS videos idk why but are so relaxing it be cool if him and Jesse would team. Up and do a build together for old time sake 👊🙌🤙 keep these coming Billy much love from east coast
I've been following you for years, your videos have helped me tremendously as I work on my softtail. I have 2, 1995 and a 1998. Your custom work is amazing. Keep up the good work!
Jumping in here also to thank you for doing these videos. You inspired me back in the day to get back into motorcycles. I've been having fun working on bike for many years now, and love getting ideas and seeing tips that you do. Thanks!
The speedo cable on my 95 is running to the back wheel to correct the speedo. With my custom front wheel. I'll leave anything with my springer to expert's like you. But I did learn a lot.
I first saw you when you were sitting in a booth as a bike builder/vendor at a Rat's Hole Show in Fort Lauderdale in 1999 or 2000 and you were selling Choppers, Inc. long sleeve t-shirts that had "Fuck the Factory" printed on the sleeve. I've followed your career over the years and even bought some Choppers, Inc. handlebar grips for one of my bikes. Your recent videos are great! I have a Springer, so watching the work you've done on your Bad Boy and Springer is even more interesting. Its always great seeing a true craftsman/mechanic work. Keep up the awesome work and videos.
Thanks for the awesome video Billy. Think I’m going to have to give this sprinter project a go myself. Please keep putting out the content. Great stuff and super educational.
Billy I love watching your videos . I was waiting to see you release the straps on disassembly . I have released straps under pressure before . I wanted to see you do it without the bike falling off the table .
Makes me want an older springer bad boy, I’ll be there some day, just waiting to find the right bike cause if my wife is gonna yell, it’s gonna be for the right bike!
Can’t wait to get back to wrenching on bikes. Got an 89 FXR I’m trying to unfuck at the moment. Got 06 dyna rims for it and watching these videos reaffirms my thought of “I can order the right parts or make them to make whatever work on this bike.” Been a fan of yours since the biker build off days in middle school.
I'm not a Softail man normally. I generally like dyna fxr Sturgis is my dream bike. Atm I'm riding victory highball and loving it. Anyway this is dope bro totally your style. Anyway sik bike and I'm glad you still around killing it. Hamo f ROM Australia.
Your videos are so well done with your incredible knowledge and experience that you share so well as you perfectly describe each phase! Thank you for that and always impressed by how much you know about doing what you do! Amazing and inspirational. I don't even own a motorcycle, anymore, just love watching a real craftsman doing quality wrenching on machinery! Wish you were back on TV! Thank you, take care, and keep those videos coming!
Oh juhaptergee, sat riveted again to my chair watching Billy the master in his element, wow that lathe has so much character, bet it has many a tail to tell, maerhagisaryrdyrt
Hey Billy! Really enjoying your vids man and I'm learning some stuff about lathes etc. You have a great style and the right character for teaching this stuff. Thanks for the inspiration and greetings from Australia!
Hey Billy, you should try to track down the headlight lowering kit that Arlen Ness used to sell. I had one on my 91 Springer Softail when I had it before I bought all my custom bikes from Ultra & American Iron Horse. It made the Springer look so much better. Plus it eliminated the having to look at yourself in the rear of the headlight housing when your riding down the road. It was a simple 2 peice bracket that moved the headlight to the bottom of the shock & the headlight was mounted just above the front tire. I had also taken off the front fender I liked the stripped down look of the front end of the Springer. That was such a cool bike & road so nice for a 80ci motor. Once I started riding the custom bikes with the S&S 113 & the 107 it's hard to go back to a stock motor once you've had that extra power. I'm sure you can understand that feeling as I know you've had your fair share of S&S power plants over the years.
Cool video again! Love to watch you teach us how to do stuff and save money! My dream is to one day own a Billy Lane chopper, but I think my financial situation won’t allow it 😆
Truly enjoying these videos. I learn from every video. Glad to see you not stopping the headstock with your hand in this one haha. My metal shop teacher long ago would have had our ass for doing that
I really hope the next generation of bike builders are paying close attention to Billy. I know there are a ton of builders out there....but how many show you the bare bones way to do your work? How many of them have the busted knuckles and stories that Billy has? Billy and Indian Larry (RIP) have always been the bar in my book! These videos rock! Great job Billy!
Brian I second your comment
👍👍👍😜🏴🦄🦕😁✌🤞
Beautiful to read, thank you sir
I know I am
Billy you said you hoped you taught us something today. You teach me something every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you my brother take care and stay safe.
Love that you're doing these TH-cam videos, I'm a big fan from back in the day when you first appeared on Discovery. Really cool watching these videos and learning something along the way. 👍🏼
Same
Absolutely
To me this is even better than the biker build off series.There's no time crunch, no cake decorating. Kind of a tutorial & very satisfying.
Same here. Great content
Thumbs up from Italy man !
Billy you are such a great teacher, you explain everything step by step to your viewers. You are a master that takes the time to mentor us your fans and viewers. I cant tell you how much I enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!
I appreciate the way you articulate what you are doing. You have no false pretense just bad to the bone how to. It doesn't get much better than that. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Seriously appreciate how you show how to get things done without expensive tools cause you can obviously use whatever you want.
You are one hell of a good guy. I started watching you when I was young and now that I am 38 watching you again, it makes me appreciate the knowledge. You're the gift that keeps on giving. I'm have been a career mechanic and I owe it to people like you. Who set a good example for people like me when I was just outta high school
Thanks for the strap method of spring compression. That’s why I watch your vids everyday. I like the way you teach. Not condescending just pure bike knowledge!
These '90s Evolution Softails were some of my favorite Harley-Davidsons of all time and especially the Springers! So sad that Harley-Davidson discontinued these frontends on these beautiful machines! I've personally always loved the looks of the Springers, Indian Leaf Spring Girders and various other frontends like these, even Jesse Rooke was making and selling a great looking girder too!
Love the old evo harleys. One day I want one just like either of those 2. I remember biker build off and glad you are doing well.
if i had a spare cnc lathe and mill you would have them. watching that ole lathe is what i learned machining on. hand sharpen carbide cutters,,,nightmares. i would never have thought in a million years that Billy Lane would be on youtube. Believe me the tricks you are passing on will not be forgotten if people pay attention. Thank You Billy Lane
It would be so cool working in that shop with Billy. He’s never stopped doing his thing. 👍🏽👍🏽
You can tell the quality of the instruction by the number of times you pause Billy and rewind so you don’t miss anything. Thanks, Man.
My brother and I used to use floor anchors and ratchet straps to change springs, well I guess we still would if we ever had to change them again. I don't get anybody wanting springers now a days, everybody seems to be on baggers now a days. Great video thanks for sharing man.
The thing I admire about you and Jesse is that you both are capable of just building or making a bike. I think I remember Jesse saying once that if he wanted a new bike he'd just build it. I just love that knowledge of metal working.
Love you Billy. You have taught me so much, Had the pleasure of meeting you many years ago. I sold my business and working from home, loving life. Cheers brother
I have always been a huge fan of your work from those great Chopper build competitions. The subtle changes you made to your Bad Boy turned it into a very classy looking machine. Watching your work is an excellent learning experience. Your explanations are for everyone from the experienced builder to the backyard learner. Thank you...
I've been wrenching on bikes since I was a teenager in the 70's. Had everything from BSA's, Triumphs, Norton, Japanese, and now Harley's. I like the way you explain what you're doing and why as you go along, a true mark of an expert builder. You Make these videos fun...Thanks Billy....
This guy is a bad ass!!! OG bike builder. Loved him on biker build off, always watched him. My favorite quote from him......”this is gonna be bigger than gold teeth” lol
I just graduated from MMI, took late model Harley. You are one hell of a teacher and very well articulated when sharing knowledge/information.
You and a handful of others from the early 2000s were an inspiration; even if the school is just learning how to service OEM bikes, it was still neat.
Billy LANE we need you.Larry's death and so on.we need heroes like you.the episode of the build off between you and Larry always gets me motivated again to keep going on my roadking.
Don't understand most of what you are doing but it sure is fun watching a real craftsman.
I haven't found enough info on the internet on springers with a 23" wheel till this. I put a 23" on mine and the attitude is looking a bit strange and figured someone must have lowered their springer with a 23. Burly here we come. Thanks Billy!
It brakes & handles so much better. HD runs the wheel off-center, but I run the 23 right up the middle
@@BillyLaneChoppers Billy, I should have replied back after doing the job. Your video made it cake. Love they way the bike tracks and rides now. It is great what you do for the community on here. Thanks!
@@michaelcusumano7814 Great to read. That 23 makes a huge difference, and braking is much improved
Hey whatever works ! I'm a garage mechanic. Always do my own work ! Love tinkering and learning. I may have to do something a few times but I'll get it !
Good Job Billy !
Billy, you're a good teacher, clear on the how to, and step by step information. Thanks for sharing.
I had to laugh billy when you said “we all know my wife ain’t letting me go to vegas” we all know you can be a tough mean hombre so finally a woman has brought some balance to your life….very cool.
Billy just want to say thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Myself and I’m sure 1000s of others appreciate the chance to be able to learn from these. I love how you really go into detail about what your working on and how the bike works. Keep up the good work bro. 👊🏻
96 first year electronic speedo. I’ve got a 95 and 96. Love your work. Ben a fan since the 90’s
Billy these videos you do are WAAAAY better than the “biker build offs”
Slower paced. I’m learning more tricks of the trade
and no manufactured drama!
Keep ‘em coming 👍
Just a weird thing I wanted to share....We had our big fireworks thing near my house tonight, and this video with nice calm confident talk and shop sounds kept my dog calmer than he's ever been for a fireworks show. Um...like, I know that's not what this is for, but it's a huge blessing for my little furry best friend (and me I guess), and I wanted to comment to thank you for it.
I THINK I saw a "Craftsman" wrench....and I LOVE it.
Good for you. I returned to using Craftsman for most of my wrenches.
Thanks for making content for the everyday guy, we all know what you are capable of building but the fact that these videos will help your everyday bike guy serves a greater good! Thank you.
You're a master at what you do Billy.
Hi Billy, I'm a fan since the biker build off days. Nice to see you back and glad you didn't let what happened in the past dictate your future. Much respect and rubber side down. Take it easy, Jon Captain
Watching Billy work & explaining in layman's terms along the way reminds me of you're old buddy Indian Larry fabricate.Heck yea ,if you can use the motorcycle straps to you're advantage why not..Looks good Billy!
Right on! Really looking forward to hopefully seeing you at the Buffalo Chip in a few weeks!
Love factory Harley paints, especially the 98’s
Common sense and talent... you have both. Somebody would be lucky to be your apprentice. Thanks for the vids!!!
Beautiful results!!
Watched the build and am inspired to change up my dyna low.
Thank you.
Love it Mr. Lane. Been following you for yrs... best channel on the tubes.. remember NEVER BAIL, WHEN IN DOUBT THROTTLE OUT. Respect from West Texas
Damn man I remember being like 13 and 14 watching u build a bike on discovery channel now I’m 31 with my own Harley it’s good to see u still doin your thing man I def learn a thing or 2 watchin u thanks for the content
Always wondered about lowering springer. You taught me lots today. Also again. I appreciate you showing the non specialty tool way. Lots of us im sure may do this once or twice. So buying specialty tools isnt worth it. Thanks Billy! Oh i also cant wait til my son gets a little older so he can wrench with me. Oh im from the bei g trickey as f. Days.
Glad to help
Thanks Billy for all you do and for Taking the time to show us all these cool tricks and letting us in on the company's your getting your parts and kits!!! 🤛
Never been a fan of springers but after watching you transform these 2 bikes I think it’s time I add one to the collection. Drag bars, lowering them, and the 23 wheel is a look I can’t stop staring at. Looking forward to seeing you do the 6 speed gearbox conversion on your 95.
Love the video! Very educational. I started riding in the early 90ties, owning two Springers back to back. Almost 30 years later I’m back on a Springer after owing a Panhead, a Shovelhead, Evo and Twin Cam’s between. May look for a Shovelhead again and put a Springer in it!
Man after everything your still just a inspiration and great mechanic thanks for the videos
This is Johnny I’m very happy that you’re back in business
Watching BILLYS videos idk why but are so relaxing it be cool if him and Jesse would team. Up and do a build together for old time sake 👊🙌🤙 keep these coming Billy much love from east coast
Now day's Billy they say " RAD AF " ! And it kinda helps to have the right tools , and know what you're doing !
Billy. Boy. Someone spammed me from here pretending to be you . Your the best. Wild. Bill and my hound dog love your videos....
I ride a 99 FL springer, but I enjoy watching your work on the FX springer, tks
I own one too. Great bike!
I've been following you for years, your videos have helped me tremendously as I work on my softtail. I have 2, 1995 and a 1998. Your custom work is amazing. Keep up the good work!
Great tip with the straps, now I need to get a springer and put a 23 on it. Looks fantastic!!
Billy Lane has aged
Well. The dude keeps it real
Lowered bikes look so much better than stock.
I like the look of lowered with a fat back tire 👍👍
Great video brother
You act like you’ve done that a few times before. Your the man !
Jumping in here also to thank you for doing these videos. You inspired me back in the day to get back into motorcycles. I've been having fun working on bike for many years now, and love getting ideas and seeing tips that you do. Thanks!
Wow, the 23" wheel changes the whole look of the front end.
I’d love to put a 23” wheel on my 97 Fatty. I appreciate you sharing all of this video gold.
The speedo cable on my 95 is running to the back wheel to correct the speedo. With my custom front wheel. I'll leave anything with my springer to expert's like you. But I did learn a lot.
Awesome, I've got a 1996 FX Springer! Thanks for the hacks Billy! ❤
1996 is when the speedos went electronic. Great how to video, thank you for sharing.
I first saw you when you were sitting in a booth as a bike builder/vendor at a Rat's Hole Show in Fort Lauderdale in 1999 or 2000 and you were selling Choppers, Inc. long sleeve t-shirts that had "Fuck the Factory" printed on the sleeve. I've followed your career over the years and even bought some Choppers, Inc. handlebar grips for one of my bikes. Your recent videos are great! I have a Springer, so watching the work you've done on your Bad Boy and Springer is even more interesting. Its always great seeing a true craftsman/mechanic work. Keep up the awesome work and videos.
Thanks for the awesome video Billy. Think I’m going to have to give this sprinter project a go myself. Please keep putting out the content. Great stuff and super educational.
Very cool Billy. Nice to see hand craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing, Dennis.
Billy I love watching your videos . I was waiting to see you release the straps on disassembly . I have released straps under pressure before . I wanted to see you do it without the bike falling off the table .
I have learned so much from your channel. Thank you very much Billy you’re a good man.
I ride a 01 roadking love it ,never liked springer until I seen what you do to them now I want one to add to my roadking.
Makes me want an older springer bad boy, I’ll be there some day, just waiting to find the right bike cause if my wife is gonna yell, it’s gonna be for the right bike!
Good to watch a no BS how it's done , like your process .
Can’t wait to get back to wrenching on bikes. Got an 89 FXR I’m trying to unfuck at the moment. Got 06 dyna rims for it and watching these videos reaffirms my thought of “I can order the right parts or make them to make whatever work on this bike.” Been a fan of yours since the biker build off days in middle school.
I'm not a Softail man normally. I generally like dyna fxr Sturgis is my dream bike. Atm I'm riding victory highball and loving it. Anyway this is dope bro totally your style. Anyway sik bike and I'm glad you still around killing it. Hamo f ROM Australia.
Your videos are so well done with your incredible knowledge and experience that you share so well as you perfectly describe each phase! Thank you for that and always impressed by how much you know about doing what you do! Amazing and inspirational. I don't even own a motorcycle, anymore, just love watching a real craftsman doing quality wrenching on machinery! Wish you were back on TV!
Thank you, take care, and keep those videos coming!
Oh juhaptergee, sat riveted again to my chair watching Billy the master in his element, wow that lathe has so much character, bet it has many a tail to tell, maerhagisaryrdyrt
It’s from the early 1960’s. I love it, & use it every day
Thank you ,I was gonna put a wider tire on mine and now I know how. I'm working off the floor tho. I have a 96 fxsts. Ride hard and free
I've been planning to buy an old car but I think there's gonna be a Harley in my future thanks Billy my old lady won't be happy but I will 😊
thanks for getting that done and sent out to me here in sunny Las Vegas! LOL, I'm sure i'll hear it around....
You find the coolest bikes to work on 100%
I'm glad you did this video, i just want to change the springs for new shiny ones you just showed me an easier way to do it,thanks a ton
Billy man I respect you so much. Would love to catch a ride with you one day brother. Much love from Knoxville TN
Like everyone is saying here billy your videos are so educational. Keep up the the great work. Loving the springers!
Hey Billy! Really enjoying your vids man and I'm learning some stuff about lathes etc. You have a great style and the right character for teaching this stuff. Thanks for the inspiration and greetings from Australia!
Hello Billy. I watch your videos all the time. Thank you for all the tips.
Kiwi
In the background I see my favourite bike you built . Loving these vidéos.
Blue is the baddest of the bad! My favorite also.
Hey Billy, you should try to track down the headlight lowering kit that Arlen Ness used to sell. I had one on my 91 Springer Softail when I had it before I bought all my custom bikes from Ultra & American Iron Horse. It made the Springer look so much better. Plus it eliminated the having to look at yourself in the rear of the headlight housing when your riding down the road. It was a simple 2 peice bracket that moved the headlight to the bottom of the shock & the headlight was mounted just above the front tire. I had also taken off the front fender I liked the stripped down look of the front end of the Springer. That was such a cool bike & road so nice for a 80ci motor. Once I started riding the custom bikes with the S&S 113 & the 107 it's hard to go back to a stock motor once you've had that extra power. I'm sure you can understand that feeling as I know you've had your fair share of S&S power plants over the years.
Billy, l just found your channel.
I love the longer videos.
I can really appreciate the way you explain every detail of your work, bro Great video.
Appreciate the videos, you always give a lot of good information. Unfortunately just wrecked my 99 fxstc hopefully i can bring it back to life.
Gold, thank you so much for these videos billy, they are very much appreciated. Thank you
Work smarter not harder. Very nice. Thank you Billy.
Excellent mechanic excellent filming
I'm really enjoying your videos Billy. I have followed you since biker build off . Keep up the great work mate cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
Why wait a month for the wrong parts, when you can make 'em yourself? Billy has a mill, and ain't afraid to use it!🤘
Cool video again! Love to watch you teach us how to do stuff and save money! My dream is to one day own a Billy Lane chopper, but I think my financial situation won’t allow it 😆
Keep a series like this going! 🤙🤙🤙
Thanks for being here Billy lotta years by the way sides 👍
Watched both vids. And good point about the wheel size and speedometer. Thanks 🥝🇳🇿🤔
Truly enjoying these videos. I learn from every video. Glad to see you not stopping the headstock with your hand in this one haha. My metal shop teacher long ago would have had our ass
for doing that
Yo Billy , you make it look easy brother !!!! I learned tons from you brother!! Thank you , Terry from South Philly
This video convinced me to buy a Softail Springer.
Great bikes! So glad to hear it. Softails, because of their current unpopularity, are really affordable