Quick visit

We had a quick visit to our clubhouse for a couple of nights from Black Sheep Netherlands member Germ and girlfriend Tineke on their return from road trip to Sweden and Norway. From the Netherlands to the Norrtälje Bike Show east Sweden and then to the west of  Norway taking in Åndalsnes and the Atlantic sea road, to the Trollstigen road, the Geiranger fjord and the Preikestolen. A road trip of over 4000km.
Here with his favorite famous Norwegian brown cheese presented by Atle and his son Leo and also with Martin (right) outside the Chopper Freaks clubhouse.

Anders Project Update.

Anders just got his Shovel back from a full overhaul, the whole motor has been restored from bottom to top and also with new cylinders and pistons.

Anders (left) studying the initial start-up and run-in procedure which followed with the newly overhauled motor. Espen just admiring Anders' workmanship.

Chopper Culture Day 2019

1st May 2019

1st May each year we have our first collective ride, and each year we visit the grave of our fallen brother Cato who we lost in November 2015, to place flowers and as always we visit his family afterwards. RIP Cato.

R.I.P Ed

We just recieved the sad news that Ed, Rogues MC Opmeer passed away. Our sincere condolenses go out to his family, his brother Beer and his club brothers in Opmeer and Almere.

R.I.P Ed. Chopper Freaks MC Norway.

Chopper Culture Day 4th May 2019

This poster that is in Norwegian to the 7th. Chopper Culture Day on the 4th May 2019, to be held at the Chopper Freaks MC clubhouse in Fredrikstad. Time 12:00 to 15:00 hours. 
Show your own chopper here and there will be prizes for the best in the various classes. A good start to the summer season!
Live music, BBQ food and drink.

RMC Choppershow winner

The winning chopper at the 28th Rogues MC Choppershow was this Indian chopper handbuilt by Jan Glas (on left) from PB, Leeuwarden, Friesland. More photos on the Rogues blog: rogues-mc.com.

Rogues 28th. Choppershow

Easter Sunday! Opmeer Holland. Always a great show -be there!

Harley-Davidson's New Engine Revealed

Harley-Davidson is working on a new liquid-cooled engine that is expected to power a range of new middleweight models including the production versions of the Harley-Davidson Pan America adventure tourer, Harley-Davidson Custom 1250 and the Harley-Davidson Streetfighter. The engine designs filed with the European Union Intellectual Property Office reveals quite a few details about the new engine, which is expected to be used in several new models to be launched between 2020 and 2022. The new engine will be a 60-degree v-twin which will be fully liquid-cooled, with a compact crankcase and transmission. 

Maybe not so interesting for you old school dudes....

Projects Update

Atle's longbike coming along with sissybar, oiltank and baseplate for the seat.

Raw baseplate for the seat in steelplate.

...handmade in the clubhouse on the English wheel.

...and powder coated, now ready for upholstery.

Oiltank. Real nice welding with space for electronics. Battery placed under.

This is Rune's seat nicely shaped and ready for it's covering.

Our hangaround Martin made himself a new sissy for his early shovel bobber.

Our in-house painter Svein did a great job of the rear fender to Ander's project. We look forward to see the finished gastank.

More updates soon!
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