Advanced Custom Motorcycle Assembly & Fabrication Manual

Remus, Timothy

ISBN 10: 1929133235 / ISBN 13: 9781929133239

Published by Wolfgang Publications Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota, 2006

About this Item

Thin pen line on bottom outside page edges right near binding. How-to: -Fabricate sheet metal -Choose frame, wheels, fork -Build a custom from scratch -Pick the best drivetrain combo. 144 pages.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Advanced Custom Motorcycle Assembly & Fabrication Manual
• Publisher: Wolfgang Publications Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1929133235
• ISBN 13: 9781929133239
• Binding: Soft Cover
• Edition: First
• Condition: Near Fine
• Seller catalogs:
  • Transportation and Travel

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Synopsis

What started in the 1990s when a few people decided to build Softails from aftermarket parts - because they couldn't buy one at the dealer - has evolved into a full blown industry. Today, every small town has a custom bike shop and every motorhead wants to build a Bobber like the ones they see on TV. Wolfgang Publications and Tim Remus were there at the very beginning of the trend with their Ultimate V-Twin Motorcycle book. Today they're back with their new book, Advanced Custom Motorcycle Assembly & Fabrication. Part catalog, part service manual and part inspiration, this new book offers help with planning the project, getting the right look and actually assembling that custom bike you've been dreaming about. Three start-to-finish sequences with builders like Donnie Smith and Dave Perewitz show not just how the best bikes are bolted together, but how the unique one-off gas tanks are shaped and then fit to the stretched soft-tail frames. With 144 pages and over 400 color photos, this book from Wolfgang Publications and Tim Remus offers the help you need to build your very own custom motorcycle.

About the Author

Author of forty-plus titles, Timothy Remus started his adult life as an automotive mechanic. After fifteen years in the trade Timothy gradually spent less time working on cars and more time assembling printed material - first a regional motorcycle magazine, then a series of books for Motorbooks, and finally as publisher of his own how-to books. Tim's books include a Twin-Cam book, a long series of Custom Painting and Pinstriping titles, a group of sheet metal and fabrication books, and another group of Chopper How-To, Harley-Davidson titles and Customize Your Motorcycle series.