Fiend: A Chopper Profile

by the Auto Editors of Consumer Guide

Fiend Chopper Pictures

Fiend Chopper's low front end is inspired by old racing bikes.
Fiend Chopper's low front end is inspired by old racing bikes.

Fiend chopper pays homage to choppers past but spares no expense on innovation. Below are more pictures and details of this throwback chopper.

Fiend's clip-on handlebars, which clamp right to the fork tubes, provide an unusual look, both from an observer’s and driver’s perspective. Fiend's clip-on handlebars, which clamp right to the fork tubes, provide an unusual look, both from an observer’s and driver’s perspective.
Fiend's clip-on handlebars, which clamp right to the fork tubes, provide an unusual look, both from an observer’s and driver’s perspective.
Spiderwebs -- a custom touch emanating from the 1950s -- highlight Fiend's fender portholes. Note the STOP light; this, too, is a vintage item. Spiderwebs -- a custom touch emanating from the 1950s -- highlight Fiend's fender portholes. Note the STOP light; this, too, is a vintage item.
Spiderwebs -- a custom touch emanating from the 1950s -- highlight Fiend's fender portholes. Note the STOP light; this, too, is a vintage item.
The Harley-Davidson Panhead engine hails from the 1950s, but received modern internal components on Fiend -- and 93 cubic inches of displacement. Morris magneto beside the front cylinder provides spark, 1950s style. The Harley-Davidson Panhead engine hails from the 1950s, but received modern internal components on Fiend -- and 93 cubic inches of displacement. Morris magneto beside the front cylinder provides spark, 1950s style.
The Harley-Davidson Panhead engine hails from the 1950s, but received modern internal components on Fiend -- and 93 cubic inches of displacement. Morris magneto beside the front cylinder provides spark, 1950s style.

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