Tuesday 10.30-18.00
Wednesday 10.30-18.00
Thursday 10.30-21.00
Friday 10.30-17.30
Saturday 10.30-17.30

The Chopperdome

Admiraal de Ruyterweg 346
1055 NA Amsterdam

+31 (0)20 774 3396

Various builds we have done for customers, phat cycles and 3G bikes and frames redone by the Chopperdome crew. We had to widen the Phat frame to fit a 24x3 tire, so we did cut up the frame, welded the wider curve in there and had it painted matt black....or favorite color at that time. The Kaddy was even more fun to do. We original tailend was cut open to add some real lghts on the bike, the typical chopperdome bumber stylebent  fenderbraces added and of to the painter fora matt black with silver lines paintjob. The fenderbrace chopperdome stylo was first used on the FBI bike.

Fatal - We always wanted to do something special with a Phat Nomad frame, so when the last model was sold to a customer willing to make some adjustments, we were up for it. The original plan was to paint it matt black and to built in 24’’ wheels. However, it did not fit so we cut up the frame and welded the wider curve in there.
The frame was painted satin black and built with a 3G triple tree fork, 24’’ wheels with red rims and black spokes, FatAss Nirve tires and rat rod grips and an Electra saddle. To create some space on the frame, we used a bent seatpost … the space is ready to be pinstriped.

Kustom Kruiser Deuce- A new fork was used in order to fit in the 346 mayday billet wheels. With a matching Firebike roulette chainring and pair of QUAD disc brakes, it was ready for its first ride. Although it is not an original Dyno, it remains a wonderful frame that deserves a nice pair of wheels. Next step is a new paintjob.

The Kaddy- One of our customers wanted to have his sons Kaddy redone. His son uses this bike to get to school and had serious paintdamage to it...so a new paintjob was needed. The original taillights were broken, new lights were needed. Discussing the options, we had the idea to put zeppelin lights in the rear to add to the kaddy stylo rear as once seen on a prototype picture Gary Silva send us. We couldn't find the picture anymore, and by taking a closer look after the client left we decided to take the hard way and cut open the rear vin, instead of welding a brach on the rear vin. We welded a new tub in the rear to strenghten the rear fork, before sending it out for it's paintjob. Typical Garage stylo fenders were added to cover the 24" rear and 26" front 144 spoke wheel. 

The FBI- The idea was to build a bike in the style of gangster cars as seen during the prohibition: Capone style. In order to prevent potential problems with authorities, we called it FBI-bike.

The basic is a 3G Showtime frame with a normal front fork. Small details followed, such as an old Huret speedometer integrated in the stem. See also the fender carriers, which are made out of one piece and are bent in the right way.

The fender skirts, sanded and painted, are borrowed from an old Nirve Pyro and attached to a pair of streetsweepers. The springer fork and headlisght make the front of the bike complete. The beebee lights and the mirror and license plate complete the rear. Our baby (a real Chopperdome project, full of adventures, discussions, nice stories and beer) will be completed soon with sideskirts, a gram of the good stuff, a razor blade, a rolled up $100 bill (on the mirror) and a minibar underneath the foldaway saddle.  You talking to me?

We now also have a FBI mini version, 3G cruiser frame with streetsweeper fenders and front struts. Felt iron cross chaindisc.