Martin's project 5

Here considering exhaust alternatives. Check the brush support on the seat which is supported by some type of tool. :)

Martin's project 4

New belt drive back plate and oil tank

Electric connection box in the oil tank and it therefore looks like the battery will be under the transmission.

Prospect's project 3

Martin's nostalgic style sissybar and rear fender.

Prospect's project 2

Martin's project is slowly progressing. Trying out gastank styles now and slimming a fatbob tank with a new tunnel, and will remove the two fillers and mount a single senter high mounted filler cap. Looking promising!

Prospect's chopper project

Vår prospect Martin recently got his new chopper frame, springer and gearbox. Now just checking the stance and will be starting on his gastank and oiltank. More photos to come.

Honda chop

Lenny, blog follower from Australia sent us this pic of his honda 750 chop which he built up from a pile of rusted stock in his father's garden, and a load of spares he had lying around. Cool.

Christmas card

30 years member

Morten aka "choppermorten" has been a member of Chopper Freaks for 30 years, and was the first to be presented with the new 30 years pin last night at our club Christmas dinner. One  year late. Congratulations!!

Clubhouse dinner

Last Friday every second month during the autumn/winter months we take turns in the kitchen making a clubhouse dinner ourselves. This time the guys made a delicious fillet beef dinner with all the trimmings!

Two well fed happy guys!

Road Trip19 _2

 Chopper Freak Svein and girlfriend Kine made also a road trip to the Rogues MC 40th Anniversary riding from Fredrikstad to the ferry at Larvik to Hirtshals Denmark and on through Germany to Opmeer NL. After the party riding  through Belgium to France to Le Havre and then on to the well known campground High Chapparal in Luxembourg, before taking the long route home through Germany, Denmark and Sweden.
2 persons with tent, sleeping bags and gear on a hardtail chopper!!  3200 km. Respect!

Below. One chopper, two persons, tent, sleepingbags, air matress and clothes for 10 days 😃 No Problem!!👍😎

Below: Another interesting incident happened at a gas station in France. A young lady from California asked if she could take a photo of Svein's colours. It appeared she was the regular photographer for Jesse James West Coast Choppers. She posted the photo on her Instagram account (open profile) Taylardeiongh. Cool!