Mutant Buells - Any Builders Doing Them Still?

[Cooldaddygroove]

I used to love what builders did with Buell's, particularly the Mutant scene. Anyone know if this is still as popular as it once was?

[hardluk1]

I know they have softtail version of there mutant design. I keep hope'n to stumble in to a real cheap buell but as of lately none around. Think i live to close to redneck and they have bought most up around here. They do have one of the more layed back shops you will ever see. Big, open , lots of projects not all bikes. Some cool hotrods. Got to set on the vincent powered bike when they built a couple years back.

[Bald_Tire]

I was always a bit disturbed in the way people were destroying the beautiful classic Buells and turning them into worthless chopper junk.. Hopefully the fad is over with.

And destroying a Vincent to build a chopper?? OMG

[fastroadking106]

Check red neck out they were one of the primary leaders in the mutnant trend really build some cool stuff

[sublime]

As near as I can tell it's a chopper based on a Vincent engine.. The bike is beautiful...

[nonuser]

I'd love to get my hands on a salvage Buell, then its pick a frame and build your self a sled. anything the pocket book will hold. In my case, not much.

[twinmill]

2009 twisted choppers frame,250 rear,2002 buell cyclone engine

[frankysfree]

redneck chopper does a really cool no down tube chopper based off of buell engine, and runs a monoshock in the rear. in my opinion the mutants arent all that good looking and are WAY overdone. choppers are supposed to be about being individual and different. thats why i always hated the Big Dogs and Ironhorses. the whole idea of a mass produced chopper is ridiculous.

check out this link

http://www.redneckengineering.com/carlas_ms.htm

[Dr.Hess]

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