YOUR BIKE PICS
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These pages are for your pics. Use the link at the bottom of the page to email me your pics. Also in your email please include some info about your bike (i.e. who built it, type, cubic displacement, ect.)
I do prefer homebuilt choppers, but, will feature any motorcycle on here.
Trolls bike. I just found this in my email one time. He told me he built it himself. It's a 500 Triumph
This is Richie's Dresser. Check out those killer tail lights. If I remember correctly, they're going to be LED lights
Project Turnip 1971 Triumph 650 chopper built by the owner at Dixie Thunder Columbia TN. This is a bike that needs to be experienced. It's killer.
Duranged's bike It's a '69 TR6R sitting in a '70 frame, 650cc, Imron mix paint, Honda frontend, original tank, fender, and rear tire, built by the owner
Bugs' bike. I'm seeing a trend of Triumph choppas on this page. I'm loving it ;-)
Killer Triumph I saw at a swap meet in Clarksville, TN. All I know about it is that it's built by its owner. He rode it to and from the swap meet!!!!
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