Hey everybody, I hate to say, I picked up a set of CCR plans about 20 years ago. Been on the back burner for 10 years and built the frame, now I'm back at it again, hopefully I'll keep at it till it's finished this time. Been busy riding motorcycles, now I'm getting older and by the time I finish the bucket, I can retire the bike.
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tfeverfred
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Welcome aboard! T Buckets are motorcycles that won't fall over. All the thrills and less spills.
Johnny Sweet
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Welcome from the South Carolina from a guy who grew up in Massachusetts. What part of the state are you in? Only twenty years, your a newcomer, I've been fifty years getting to mine.
As far as retiring the bike, get a sidecar. I built 450 motorcycle sidecars back in the 70's and 80's. All are around the greater Boston area.
Today I have a shop in South Carolina full of T Buckets and sidecars. I also used the CCR plans on one of my Buckets. No need in re inventing the wheel. Easy plans to follow, and great little cars to build.
Good luck with your project, your going to like these guys in this group. Ask a question and someone will have the answer.
Johnny Sweet
As far as retiring the bike, get a sidecar. I built 450 motorcycle sidecars back in the 70's and 80's. All are around the greater Boston area.
Today I have a shop in South Carolina full of T Buckets and sidecars. I also used the CCR plans on one of my Buckets. No need in re inventing the wheel. Easy plans to follow, and great little cars to build.
Good luck with your project, your going to like these guys in this group. Ask a question and someone will have the answer.
Johnny Sweet
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