My 750 DOHC Honda chopper. 8 1/2" over fork tubes, 3 1/2" downtube stretch, seat rails lowered 3". Polished comstars, custom-made forward controls, and numerous other modifications. You can see the build here: http://www.geocities.com/freebyrd78

75 CB 550-4---great old bike, wish I still had it
81 CB 750C---now my chopper. Owned it since 86

Well, since I've already mentioned what I did to the bike, I'll talk about my pesonal modificattions...lol I've lost over 100 lbs so far, and am still working on it. A medical condition is what makes me overweight, so it's a struggle. It's been 8 years since that journey began, and I am determined to lose as much as I can. I will never be thin, and I know that, but I would like to at least look my best.

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Single dad with custody. My friends would say that I'm a very loyal guy, and am there when they need me. I'm very honest and expect those around me to be the same.
I love to ride, and do so as often as possible. I am a moderator at an online chopper site: http://www.slickschoppers.com Stop by and say HI. All bikes are welcome

Wild Hogs....funniest shit I've seen in years. I like any of the old cheesy bike movies, comedies of all types, dramas, thrillers, and yes ladies, I even like the so-called "chick flicks"...lol

Lynyrd Skynyrd....with a nickname like freebyrd, was ever there a doubt?...lol I love southern rock the best, but like some country, pop, hard rock, and have been known to listen to a little jazz when the mood strikes.

Taking old rice burners and making them cool. It's a challenging hobby because there are not a lot of parts available, so I have to either make the parts, or adapt parts for other bikes. I do all the work myself, including the paint.
I also play the guitar, but admit I don't as much as I used to. I love Cardinals baseball, and even have a son named because of a former Cardinal...lol