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Here are some highlights:

1. Modified BMX Frame; Flame Gussets (top-tube and down-tube)

2. Electric Power Assist Motor: Up to 20 m.p.h.

3. Left-hand drive to motor, Right-hand final.

4. Custom Battery Case (behind motor)

5. Hayes 8" Hydraulic Disc Brakes

6. Hand-made fender struts, triangular beauty plate(front of motor)

7. Custom Saddle from Back in the Saddle Milwaukee

8. One-off CNC'd bicycle license plate bracket

9. Down-Hill triple clamp front fork

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Thanks for having this great site to show off my bike! Drew Triplett Milwaukee, WI

Drew Triplett: Electric Chopper

Hi Jim and all,

I finally have this baby done! Only six years in the making? When I started this machine, I wouldn't have guessed at that time chopper bikes were going to take off as they did. It was originally created for an annual pub crawl where a group of us always created an original bike to show off; then the snow ball compounded.

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I rode my chopper in that pub crawl in 1999 and a couple of others that followed; each year adding more and more handcrafted parts. I was getting my bachelors in fine arts at the time and I didn't have all the time in the world to play with it. So, I simply set small goals for myself as time went by.

Here are some highlights:

1. Modified BMX Frame; Flame Gussets (top-tube and down-tube)

2. Electric Power Assist Motor: Up to 20 m.p.h.

3. Left-hand drive to motor, Right-hand final.

4. Custom Battery Case (behind motor)

5. Hayes 8" Hydraulic Disc Brakes

6. Hand-made fender struts, triangular beauty plate(front of motor)

7. Custom Saddle from Back in the Saddle Milwaukee

8. One-off CNC'd bicycle license plate bracket

9. Down-Hill triple clamp front fork

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Thanks for having this great site to show off my bike! Drew Triplett Milwaukee, WI