TC Bros. Featured Customer Ride - James Kimball

TC Bros. Customer Rides – a photo album dedicated to the fabrication ingenuity and creativity of our customers and featuring their rides they've shared with us.

Sent to us from James Kimball of Baraboo, Wisconsin…

“I got the bike 2 summers ago and it was basically a “jump in with both feet” sort of deal. I'm not sure where I first saw a "bobber" but I knew I wanted one. I did a little research on which bikes make the best bobbers, and I believe that was my first introduction to TC Bros.

I didn't have much mechanical knowledge, but I started tearing into it and ordering parts - and with a LOT of help from my friend Chase, who did a lot of the fab work on it. We turned out a pretty rad bike. 

I live in a small town in Wisconsin, and no one really knew what it was or what year it was, because there weren't and still aren't any other hardtail bikes around here.

This little xs650 was the beginning of my obsession and I learned a ton from it. Now I've built a sportster chop, and am in the middle of a ‘49 Panhead build, doing all my own fabrication and building - about a month ago I picked up another 1977 xs650 to build just for fun. I've already put another TC Bros hardtail on it. Just waiting to order more parts for it!”

~ Jimmy Kimball

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Specs: 1982 xs650

- TC Bros parts: Hardtail, battery box, oil bag, drag bars, fender, sporty tank, throttle
- Coker Firestone replicas
- Custom exhaust

On behalf of TC Bros. Nation… thank you, James!!!! [ we can’t wait to see your ‘49 Pan in all its glory. ] ~ Tyler and Tim

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Please share your ride with us! 
Send us an email to sales@tcbroschoppers.com with some great pics [the higher the res, the better, please] of your masterpiece.
Please include:
1. Your name, hometown and email address.
2. Make, model, year - technical details and specs.
3. What TC Bros. parts you used.
4. Any and all personal notes about yourself and the build that you feel will add to the enjoyment and experience. Where you grew up, how you got into motos, personal thoughts and feelings you experienced during the build, etc., etc. You get the idea.