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Showing posts with label oif triumph bobber. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Customer Bike Spotlight: Dean's 1956 Triumph 'Gold Digger'


"The name of the bike is Gold Digger which held true during the building of the bike. I think we all know how fast these projects can get out of hand and how broke you truly can become at times. Also I know how much time/money and effort this bike will require in the future like a true Gold Digging Bitch.

1956 T-110 650cc 4 speed
It has a 12v conversion and a Joe Hunt Magneto.
I went with a Biltwell Chumps handlebar and a narrow Freddy Hernandez springer front end, no front brake.
It has a horseshoe oil tank, 16-130 rear tire, and a stock rear drum break all on a David Bird hardtail with a 2" stretch and 2" drop.

The pretty stuff:
Paint is Pagan Gold Metalflake over Birch White (by SteveO at Liquid Illusions) with red pin striping (by Vince Balistreri)
Leather seat by Duane Ballard

Fabrication was by Jimmy Dell and engine work was by Deep South Cycles in Mississippi.

- Dean"




The Gold Digger's humble beginnings.

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Todd's Blue Bomber Triumph


Todd works here at Lowbrow Customs and is our in-house tech. He answers the phone so if you called, it is him you talked to! Todd leaves work every day and goes home and starts working on one of the numerous bikes he is building at any time, an assortment of vintage Triumph, BSA, Suzuki, Honda, Sportster, etc, both street bikes and dirt bikes, two stroke or four. This is one of his recently completed unit Triumphs, 'The Blue Bomber'. We thought you would enjoy checking it out!




Thursday, June 23, 2011

Made-To-Order David Bird Frames & Hardtails Now Only 2 Weeks Out


In addition to the In Stock unit Triumph hardtails, you can order your David Bird frame or hardtail to your exact specs now with only a 2 week time from order til ship! Includes pre unit as well as unit Triumph, Oil in Frame Triumph, BSA, and Yamaha XS650 frames. Take advantage of it and get that bike out of your mind and on the road this summer!