My motorcycles

[Clocks and Crafts]

Hi

I have been designing and building these for quite a while now, and each one is different.
They are made from Oak, Pine, Cedar and Maple, with plastic for the exhaust and aluminum and thread for the wheels.
Like all my projects so far, these are finished with several coats of clear polyurathane.

Nick

[wood-n-things]

Very well done. Thanks for sharing.

[dgman]

Man, Those are cool, Very nice work!

[Styrk1]

Great job Nick. What detail. I love the fuel tanks. Are any for sale? Styrk1

[Mayo Farmer]

Hi C&C, they turned out real nice.

Ditto Styrk1.

Do you work from patterns or make it up as you go along?

[Wood Dog]

Wow those are sweeeeet to the max.......love everything about them.

[Trout]

all I can say is, Nick you good!
and what really impresses me is that your coming up with your own designs.....
I would like to see some WIP threads on some of these projects...

keep them coming....

Trout

[Hawaiilad]

Nick, those are really nice...makes me want to hop on and go for a ride. It's nice to see a mind wonder from time to time.

[Spirithorse]

Beautiful craftsmanship.
God Bless! Spirithorse

[sawdustus]

WOW!!!!! Your designs and workmanship are outstanding. How big are they? WIP please.

george

[journeyman]

Nick those are great. Like Trout I would love to see a WIP on those. What size or they?
Mick

[ubgoofy2003]

Hey, Nick, you have some fine working hands there. Real nice planning & detail work. You have a nice touch. Thanks for sharing them with us. Ya, let's see some WIP shots.

[Rolf]

WOW and I am also in agreement with Trout.

[Clocks and Crafts]

My Motorcycles

Thanks to everyone for their kind comments on my motorcycles.

Styrk 1, the newer ones are for sale, I'm keeping the first ones that I made.

When I started these I made some quick sketches, cur out some parts and started to assemble. I now have some patterns that I use, however when sanding, you sure can change the look of things quickly, so no two are alike.
The first one turned out ok, but I wanted more detail, so I bought some motorcycle magazines. These showed different fenders, handle bars, exhaust systems and tanks, lots of ideas..
I keep changing the shape of the frame and tanks as I go along, as well as adding more detail.

They are about 12" long, which seems a good size. As some of my friends, who ride Harley's, and have bought my motorcycles, have told me. they look well proportioned.

I have some stuff that is a work in progress, of which I will post pictures in the near future, when I get more done on them.

Thanks again
Nick

[Styrk1]

Nick, I really liked the three wheeled one. Could I get a cost? Styrk1