Transcription of Old School Chopper Frame Fabrication
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Old School Chopper Frame Fabrication Old School Chopper Frame Fabrication from Part 1 The easiest Frame to build is a traditional old School styled Chopper since there aren t any complicated bends or compound miters to cut so we decided to show the chassis Fabrication process from A to Z as we do it. Others probably have different techniques but this system has worked for us over the past thirty years and guarantees a good straight Frame using a minimum of special tools or really fancy jigs. About half of the Frame is constructed without a traditional building jig being used to begin with so this is a good project to start with if you want to build a traditional Frame jig but you don t have a Frame to use as a mock-up. As work progresses on the chassis you can fabricate a jig one piece at a time when it s needed.
1. Steering head. Also called the stem head, steering neck or headstock. 2. Frame Backbone. Sometimes called the Top-tube. 3. Seat post.
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