Which one do I do to my bike?
Left = longer forks, chopper
Right = longer swingarm, cruiser
Both are Suzuki GN125
Which one do I do to my bike?
Sebastian Scott
Nolan Jones
Gn125’s are amazing
Joshua Ortiz
Yeah now what
It looks goofy stock
Aaron Nelson
Stock is best, always. In everything. Modifications to anything are money pit.
Samuel Cooper
I don't care
Blake Fisher
Bump
Ayden Miller
The chopper has a nice classic king n queen, but choppers also suck. The right is nice, but I hate z bars
Parker Evans
I won't copy the z bar nor the seat
The seat will be like this
Robert Scott
The reason I'm asking is because I think the bike will be too long if I extend both the swingarm and the forms
Sebastian Thompson
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Alexander Nguyen
i like chopper only because of the clearance since theres alot of dirt roads round here
Luis Perry
If I did the chopper I'd change the forks angle so they're flatter and also lower the rear suspension so the bike would be lower than stock
Even paved roads are shit here but I don't care
Jack Sanchez
id raise it and take shit off maybe put more off road ish tires on it
Caleb Young
An off-road chopper? what the hell.
I want it closer to the ground because I've been seeing some old fashioned cruisers on the streets and they seem cooler than mine (more expensive too)
Also
I saw one guy that cut the backseat off like that without extending the swingarm. It looked pathetic, like a child's tricycle
David Roberts
different strokes for different folks. im just giving you my opinion bro, do whatever the fuck you want
Benjamin King
What's going on here
The forks look longer but not flatter to the ground, the whole frame seems angled up..... But the engine is at a normal angle?
Jaxon Clark
thats a different frame than the one in the first picture
Anthony Hernandez
also no rear suspension
Jayden Martinez
It's the same bike
Yeah they welded it. That should make the engine even more angled but it's not
Cooper Martinez
Which handle bars are more comfortable?
Easton Allen
Imo it's this kind, with this weird grip angle. It's more natural. If you go and stick your arms forward, your hands will be at a 45º angle, not flat with the ground like most handlebars