16 • GARAGE BUILD • ISSUE 419
Hat Worthy?
Here’s my 1982 Suzuki GS-650 homebuild chop. Took one
year to complete, but still needs paint. Do I get a hat?
John Crowe
Paris, TXHi John. Thanks for sending shots of your four-cylinder powered
chopper. You don’t see that every day. The hat you’re asking about is
part of the GarageBuild.com website promotion. Surf over to that
website, and post the pics of your bike. It’s super easy. Good Luck! GBBasket Case Beauty
This is my basket case 1986 Sportster.
Got it in boxes so I put it together
to see what was missing. Got what
I needed from craigslist and eBay.
I’m into the whole thing for under
$1,200 bucks.Tony Viglas
Rockland, MA
Sweet Like Kandy
This 2001 Sportster was built by myself
in my single-car garage. I have taken
pictures along the way of the bike build.
I have spent 22 months turning this ’
883 into a 1275cc custom. I’d love
nothing more than to see my bike
in your magazine. It has a -2" drop
springer, slammed 4.5" in the rear, and
House of Kolor Kandy Green with real
PHWDOàDNH
Justin Rogers
Jefferson City, MOYou’ve finally finished your project! Congrats! And though we know it’s
never truly done, you want to show off the work you’ve accomplished to
like-minded folks. Yes, Garage Build magazine will happily shill for you (so
long as you submit some good photos!), but you can also get ahead of
the curve and be a part of the growing online DIY motorcycle
culture. GarageBuild.com doesn’t discriminate (so long as you’re not
some professional in novice’s clothing!), and Garage Build’s staff picks
winners for full-blown features right here in these pages. Turn to page 50
to see the first full feature on the Daytona Garage Build show! Spare no
details—we know you didn’t while working on the bike. And be a part of
the DIY motorcycle culture! QGARAGEBUILD.COM IS TAKING SUBMISSIONS DAILY!