OCC Chopper Bicycles $50 a piece ?

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I have a chance to buy 2 of them for $50 a piece . Would you guys buy them or 1 of them ? And how hard is it putting motors on them ?
One looks like this... the chrome is in sad shape
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The other one looks like this... the paint is in sad shape
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Hello I would buy both of them and use one of them for parts the chrome could be done by fine steel wool and Coke soda and aluminum foil the motor mount is different then the others but would make a awesome ride good luck send pictures look for ideas on the forum and you tube videos.
 
I'd buy both, if you dont want them you can sell them in parts they are worth more in parts.... they sell 50-200 depending on shape as a whole
just the seat alone in good condition is 89$.

The OOC Chopper is quite easy for both 4-stroke and 2-stroke.

for the 4-stroke you just need to drill some extra holes for 2x 2 1/2" flat u bolts
for the 2-stroke depending on rear size motor mount the mounts will cost from 50-90, and these mounts make it as easy as normal bikes

if you want Ape Hangers you can go through the whole fork change or do what i did use a Christmas tree bit/step up bit to make the handle posts wider but still be able to hold it down

there is also seat posts that lean back to help accommodate bigger riders from 5 ish - 6 ish foot

the only down side is you need to brace the back end, there is a horseshoe mount that does this that you can buy also.

all and all the OCC is a easy bike to do but not a cheap one.
 
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Engine Mount and pic of adapter for bigger rear mount
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id grab them both, since there worth some good money in parts of the whole bike (seat and rear wheel are the main 2)
and motorizing them just makes them 100x cooler
so id list the black nicer one for 250$ and take the offer.
and then motorize the crappier one
 
The silver one is a Jessie James West Coast Choppers Bike, keep that one and sell the OCC
 
The silver one is a Jessie James West Coast Choppers Bike, keep that one and sell the OCC

OR KEEP BOTH AND FUSE THEM :p
take the forks from the JJC/WWC and put them on the OCC, then take the false tank and turn it into a real tank and put that on the OCC
pick your fav seat i prefer the OCC but each to own idk might need a shim never actually tried seat swap on the occ

and any other parts you wanna fuse and sell the rest lol

call it the Western Orange Chopper or Jessies Orange Chopper :p
 
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