Trick Triumph

Interesting Triumph from one of the Chopperstyle crew, weird to see a stock Triumph with that ornate custom paint. I like it!

thanks for sending B!

Digger overload

I'd like em all, please!

Roths candy wagon

Put on your drinking goggles!

Its WEEKEND!

Digger

One of Mark B's friends sportster digger. Gotta love old polaroids

Interesting

weirdo engine!

Camaro

From the Lowrider magazine archives

German style

If you were into custom bikes and choppers in the 70s and 80s you could not go around the guys from AME. The German company took on the TUV and very strict german laws and provided chopper parts that were proved and tested, a must if you wanted to drive your bike on the streets and not get hassled by the man!! Up to this day German chopperbuilders have to let an official check every single part they bolt on their bikes! Every single bolt or modification is also documented in the registration of the bike. Think about it, it's crazy!!!

Image from a 1985 company catalog, more scans to come!

Tuesday Tankday!

Worldfamous pic

can't get enough of it...

Where have they gone?

all the rage in the 70s and 80s, but little seem to have survived

Nice wheels, but there seems to be a wheelgap problem!

Sweetness

from the Jockey Journal

built by Jimmy Carr, its a denvers frame, front end and oil tank fender. Molding done by John Guthrie (maybe paint too)
thanks for the info Codie!