Overall I am happy with how the bike turned out. I put a lot of hours and work into it and I am delight to have the bike to show my effort! I really enjoyed building the bike and am proud to say I did it! I really learned a lot, not just about welding, but also about machining and the laser cutter and tech soft software etc! If we had more I think the bikes would be amazing! I also regret not using a frame .

Final reflection on the bike. I found that i learned alot more in the labs, from peer to peer interation. From discussing your project with others, getting hints on how to make things better, and been showed different processes by others, eg TIG welding and milling machine, i found i learned greatly from this, and it shows how important it is to interact with others, not over the internet but throughout labs in the college.

Im changing the standard frame slighty so it will look more like a standard hard tail frame for a chopper. Im planning on a working light for the bike in the shape of a skull. I plan to make the tank in the shape of a coffin. This will tie in with the theme of the bike.

Final Thoughts on Finished Product. Mdash; Leave a comment.

In keeping with the racing theme, I made twin exausts by bending two solid 12mm bars and placing 16mm piping cut at a 60 degree on the ends of the bars. Comming out underneath the back seat. Instead of just putting the back axle out through the box iron I wanted to use axle mounts, this meant that I could have the back wheels further up in the frame and nearer the back mud guard.