How to build a motorcycle chassis jig

If you're going next level on your build, and plan to build or modify a chassis, you'll need a jig. In this video, I'll explain the features of my jig.
If you want to build something similar, you can pick up a set of plans from my store.
This is not my design, but its similar to that shown by Ron Covell in his video Building a Chopper Chassis.
I have a copy of this old film on DVD, and I essentially built one from the images and Ron's descriptions in the footage. I bought a bit of tubing but the rest was out of stock I had lying around.
To read more about its construction and pick up the plans, click through to the article here: krankengineering.com/building...

[@gcanaday1]

The ad in front of this was actually worth watching...
Customoffsets? Haha
Could also use brass or bronze for those neck cones. They will handle heat well by conducting it, will be softer than the steel but live much longer than aluminum due to work hardening. Solid bearings were made with them for good reason.

[@davidgrason161]

YES! FINALLY! An influencer that actually gives us information that we can use. Thank you so much

[@nathanwood6248]

I need to build one of these! Nice one mate

[@josephhinton7038]

Ok... so dumb question? On the vertical tower for the neck and the axle plates... how do the bolts lock into the slotted section? Do you have a free floating nut with a groove cut into it? It doesn't seem to go all the way through to the other side???

[@krankengineering]

There is a plate behind the slot with tapped holes in it 👍