Two-Bit Choppers LLC

Our buddy Carlos out in Vegas built this beautiful bike out of one of our kits based on our 25-cent bike. He's itching to do something new, and is looking to sell her. If you're interested drop us a note and we'll get you his contact info.

A nice compliment for some of our Raptor parts.

Love getting great feedback from our customers.

"Just wanna commend your work sir it's been hella monsooning for days here in Bristol TN and they are holding up just as good if not better then factory badges. I couldn't speak good enough words about your product sir."
-Re*****on in TN

Thanks for the business and the compliment! Overbuilt to last in everything we do.

Our Two-Bit Off-Road customers are getting creative and making our parts their own. So awesome.

I had a few people ask about the possibility of paint filling the letters on these badges. Well right on cue, an enterprising customer who got a set out of the first run carefully filled his in with a kick ass red. Pretty awesome. Next 12 sets are in process and should be ready in about a week. Thanks for the continued interest.

Dipping my toe in the off-road market with some bits and pieces for the Ford Raptor. Check it out and give it a like if you get into that kind of thing.

I've been waiting for years now to get to work with the incomparable Mike Learn on the paint for a bike project. From the start I've been calling this bike the "Bird of Prey" and Mike took my vision and laughably bad napkin sketches and knocked it straight out of the park. Still work to do before this bike is ready to burn gas, but having this paint job waiting on the shelf will keep my fires burning until it does.

Something wicked in the works. Been a minute since we had an update, but trust me when I tell you this one will have been worth the wait. Stay tuned.

From cardboard CAD to reality.

My new girl has the prettiest eyes. Absolutely one of the most challenging/rewarding bits I've ever made. Had more than a few, "God I hope I figured this right," moments along the way, but in the end I think it turned out sexy as hell. One more even bigger piece of billet being carved now, and this girl's face will finally be complete.

So much time in details that will go unnoticed. I ordered a pair of the LED offroad driving lights for headlights on the tracker only to immediately discover the cast aluminium housing they came with was much too large to provide proper turning clearance with the frame neck. Solved with new billet housings that minimize diameter and cut the depth by more than half.

Doubled back to finish off the undertail piece this evening after the UPS man finally brought the t slot cutter I've been impatiently waiting on. Needed it to be able to properly recess in the 30 LED taillight element. Still have to fab up and weld in the mounting bracket
Done, done, on to the next one.

Took a break from making bits for the new tracker long enough to knock out a couple pieces for my brother Josh as he races to finish his crazy truck project "The Pro 10". If you haven't checked it out you oughta. 700+ horsepower in a lightweight tube chassis skinned with 70's Chevy pick-up.

Honestly haven't been so excited to see the UPS guy roll up in quite a while. This stainless steel masterpiece finally finished its roundabout journey from the craftsman at Gallup Handcrafted Motorcycle Parts in Merida, Mexico to Cheyenne yesterday. Fine welds, beautiful tubing, a custom wood crate and a wax-sealed thank you note, all illustrate the passion Jose and his crew put into every order. Communication and customer service were first rate throughout, and above all the exhaust was an amazing value. Once again, give these guys a look and a like, and tell them their amigos at Two-Bit sent you.