[b] BobStar Customs Road Star Chopper Frames

Introducing BobStar Customs, currently the only company making a custom bolt-on frame for a stock Road Star that is a complete replacement for your existing frame (not exchange). These patented parts are in bolt-on condition which means that the engine, drivetrain and battery will all bolt right on without any rework. Guaranteed! Click Read more... for further information, a picture of an AWESOME BobStar Customs Roadie Chopper and the link to where you can get these great frames for your winter project!


BobStar Customs Road Star Chopper Frame




All BobStar Customs' frames are TIG welded by ANSI/AWS certified welders under the supervision of CK Spurlock. Frames are assembled in custom made jigs and fixtures. This is the same material used in many race car frames. Chrome-Moly tubing is both stronger and lighter than Mild steel tubing. Accordingly, a thinner wall tubing of Chrome-Moly (.083&quot is comparable in strength to mild steel (.120" or .134&quot. So when you have two similar frames of equal strength the Chrome-Moly version will be about 40% lighter. The price for one of these babies, including their "Conventional" swing arm (pictured below) that will take up to a 250 width tire is $3230.00. You can also purchase the frame without the swing arm if you desire as your stock swing arm will bolt right up to the BobStar Custom Chopper Frame.

BobStar Customs Frame with "Conventional" Swing arm



If you want to go a wider rear end on the stock frame then BobStar Customs' swing arm kits are what you need. These kits will take you from a stock rear end width to a 230, 240, or 250. The kit includes swing Arm Assembly frame with hidden axle set up, rear axle 1” to fit an American wheel, off-set pulley and axle covers at a price of $1450.00 for the "Conventional" model and $1725.00 for the "Signature" version (pictured below) with delivery also 2-3 weeks.


BobStar Customs "Signature" Swing arm

Click this link to go to the BobStar Customs Website for more pics and information on these awesome frames http://www.bobstarcustoms.com

Post edited by: gram, at: 2004/12/03 17:03<br><br>Post edited by: GRAM, at: 2007/08/13 14:59

I can't believe we didn't already have a link setup for you under our &quot;Cool Links&quot; section Mark.

We just added you into it!

Thanks for the post, and the pic of that awesome frame.

GRAM

Thanks again, still a little lost on trying to insert image, can you help?

Start by typing in the FULL address of the pic, ie:
http://www.bobstarcustoms.com/imgages/picture.jpg

Then highlight the address you just typed in and click on the Img tag at the top of your post area.

Be aware that many websites will prevent linking to thier pictures directly, in fact if you are not on one of thier pages, you will not be able to see the pictures. If the pictures link directly to your site, and you website allows this, it should work.

Also, URLS in your messages need to have both open and close url tags. The smae rules apply to urls for full addresses as well. Type in the full address, ie: http://www.bobstarcustoms.com , then highlight the full address and click on the url button at the top of your post window. It will insert both url tags for you.

If you leave off the &quot;http://&quot; part, the url will not work.

GRAM

Sorry to hijack, Gram. Great to see you. Been missing your posts. Hope you are doing great!

Loy

Thanks Loy, I've really missed being around

I have been underwater on some new projects, and unfortunately still a ways to go.

I hope things are going well your direction too!

GRAM