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I built this rocking motorcycle for my great grandson Titus for Christmas. It's made from plywood, red oak, hickory, and mahogany. I built this from a picture and a lot of imagination it took about 4 months to finish and I had a blast building it. I hope he will pass it on to one of his kids if it last ha! ha! Hope all my lumberjocks friends will enjoy the pictures thanks for looking.

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Wow Bill that is totally cool ,fantastic build ,what a wonderful grand pa you are.
 

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What a great Christmas present!

You'll have to buy him/her a little leather Harley vest too.

I can see all the work involved in making this, ..... definitely no weekend project.
 

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Great piece Bill
 

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Incredibly realistic bike. I would alomust like to ride it.
 

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A true masterpiece in wood working, it looks tough enough to last more than just one generation!

The frame and wheels look to be laminated ply wood, it would be a nice project to assist on if only for the learning experience.
 

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Awesome! Absolutely love it. Great job
 

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Wow, that is a pretty cool looking chopper/rocker.
 

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Man for sure you have a lucky grandson, and it is without saying it is a super piece of work, needless you say "You have done yourself Proud"
 

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Sweet - I like that!
 

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Bill, that is one awesome piece. A new family heirloom has been born.
 

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That's the most awesome rocker chopper I've seen! Looks strong enough to last several generations.
 

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Great job Bill. It looks like it took a lot of werk. Your GGS will enjoy this for a long time. Truly a labor of love.
 

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Awesome work! Well worth the effort and I'm sure it will be an heirloom for generations.
 
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