Custom drop seat bike By Terry Stonehocker on 02 Dec 03:12

Tryna Marketing this Model to Indian Motorbike Companies dude...U 'll earn a lot :)..by the way..Awesome and breath taking model :):)

Brutal and beautiful Terry! Hat's off to you Sir.

Wooow now that is talent Terry
super wicked model
and super wicked visual effects
on the presentations with them renders
top class work all round
:)))))

NICE Love all of your work terry. talent.

Awesome work yet again Terry and Gary, that's one kickass bike ;)

This is amazing. Great stuff Terry!

Very cool

Killer bike Terry! Nice work!

Wow !!!! .... that is what I call a response. Thanks everyone for all of your comments and support. I am so happy everyone likes the bike and I know Gary is too.

I will be uploading some of the components from this bike soon for those bike freaks out there

Awesome bike love the tank design and of course everything else

No words could describe this model....wow!!!

edrawing :))))

Yah, guys edrawing is it for this model. I will be uploading some of the components from this bike soon though.

too gud

Great job Terry, you're the man. I specially like the fork / handlebar solution.
Are the brake discs custom or off the shelf stuff?

You're the king of chopper Terry!!!

Thanks Navneet.

@Flomaa, thanks for the comment, I don't know about that I just drew what I was asked to draw.

Thanks Indrek, you like those bars...I do too. The brakes are new they have only been around a few years now. They are called Perimeter brakes by HDW Motorcycle Custom Wheels.

Hi everyone, I thought I would add two pics of the bike with a rider "DUDE" on the bike.

Thanks to Gee for DUDE he worked out great.

Hi Alistair, I know you like the old stuff! I do too but the old school chopper gets my blood rushing also. Thanks for the comment about the detail in my bikes, I am glad that other people out there understand why I put so much effort in my bikes.
I like some of the cars here in GrabCAD...but I am into motorcycles more than cars.
Thanks Guy

Thanks Gee, DUDE looks great on the bike

The update looks great
with that little dude on
the bike Terry
super wicked and so super cool
:)))))

wew...cool..^_^..great work terry..

love the renders man, amazing. Little dude is cool (the hat makes it)

Glad you liked it William.

Dude looks great gee, he looks like he is having the time of his life.

Thanks Sam, I am with you on the hat...I thought turning it around made the shot.

its so fantastik!!! and the dude makes the ride better!! :)

great work m8, i.m sure you like bikes :p

Sweet, and the mannequin looks so good on it.

Terry your Panhead looks gorgeous.I really like your work.I have a 1990 FXR under construction.Would you give me some tips to deign an oil tank for my bike?
Take care

looking good
Impressive renders

@ Abhijeet, Thanks...yea I like dude too...I think he shows people that do not know a lot about choppers how someone rides a chopper.

@ Papadopoulos, Thanks...yes I do like bikes as you can tell most of the stuff I have uploaded is bike related.

@ Wolf, Thanks...yea dude is a hit !

@ Franco, Thanks for the nice comment...sure I will try to give you some help. Did you notice that I have an FXR custom frame, an FXR drive train and an FXR custom trike in my models? They might be some help for you too.

@ Radu, Thanks...the renders for this model take a long time to do. Each one of them are at least 1.5 hours and a lot of them are over 3 hours render time.

i have downloaded model for my student like sample great work

At first sight, beautifully worked, but the chain of transmission must be finished

@Aleksey, Thanks for the comment...I hope your students get something out of it.

@Adrian, Thanks for your comment...about the chain, that is not all that is not complete. The file is so big that it is difficult to work with so I chose to leave out some hardware and of course the pins in all of the links of the chain. There are 65 assemblies and 355 parts in this model...and the complete file size is 328meg...So I took the liberty of choosing some components that I could leave some features out and it not effect the over all look of the model. I think I did a good enough job on the chain you knew it was a chain.
I hope this explains why the chain is the way it is and that you understand why.

ok. was just a joke

Ok Adrian, I thought you might be joking .... I thought you might like some statistics about the model so now you have them.
Any way thanks for your comment...I am always glad to see someone take the time to comment on a model everyone in our group here on GrabCAD likes to see comments from others about their models.

very good.
For this reason some think my rating is wrong.
I'll trade places with you.

Thanks Silvio...I was were you are in the rankings for a long time, I got a lot of exposure while I was on the first page. It was good for me bringing a lot of people from all over the world to my website and to me. I have made lots of friends all over the world because of it too...so it is time for other people that have contributed like yourself with lots of great quality models to be in the spot light too.
So....to all of those that think your rating is wrong, they just do not understand what the rating is for. You deserve to be there don't let anyone say different.

What a true Gentleman you are Terry.

:)))))

Terry thanks to reply it.i noticed already your FXR drive train,which i love it as like the rest of your work.Amazing the results you achieved with FXR trike.I am looking forward to have some advice from you.Thank you

@ William, thanks:))))

@Franco, I also have an FXR closed primary drive train that I can upload if you would like it better than the one I have loaded already. It is the one I drew for the FXR trike. It would be closer to the stock FXR that you have. Let me know.

Again..I comment :)...Beautiful and Wonderful model :) I wish U c'd teach me to ride this :D ....I am spell bound and awestruck :) :)..Gr8!!!

Venkatasubramanian, it's not hard to ride the main thing is turning it around...it takes a wide turn to get it turned around. As far as the ride through normal turns and highway riding it rides just like any other bike.
Thanks for the very nice comments.

I don't know much about bikes but this one I like....good job. I like to get a model of the dummy on the bike is that possible? thanks

Question: Why the rear wheel spokes are moved to the left?

Hi Adrian, I was wondering that too until I looked closer and realized that it is the reflection of the spokes on the chrome inner wheel.

Great work Terry.. As always ;)

terry great job! very beautiful model!

Hi Terry, I open the file 17x12 Rear Rim-1.eprt and noticed that the spokes holes are moved to the left. I opened the file 60sp 330 Rear Wheel Hub-1.eprt and is similar.

Hi Adrian, Yes they are...I meant to delete the holes in the wheels because they were used to get me close when I laced the spokes for each wheel. See I did not have a wheel to draw these from all I had was a picture of the wheel straight on, so these are a close look a like to the actual wheel. Also these are not a standard lace pattern.

Thanks Cemal and Fernando.

awesome model terry, great job

Terry,
Any chance I could get a SW2010 file? Step, x_b, or native?

@ Muhammad, thanks for the nice comment.

@ Danny, sorry this is a custom design for a client and he was nice enough to let me put some renderings of it with the edrawing up on GrabCAD.

Well, you do beautiful work(both CAD and true fabrication).
I checked out you site and was very impressed.

Thanks Danny, I was going to say that Gary doesn't mind if I put some of the purchased components up on GrabCAD, and I plan to as soon as I get them ready.
You can down load some of the components and draw your own.

Nelson, I am sorry I missed your comment....thanks guy. As for DUDE you can get him from Gee here on GrabCAD, that is where I got him from.

Great job! Everything fits just well and nice colors !!

Thanks Tilo...I know Gary is glad you like the color scheme.

I love this model!! Thanks for sharing ;))

great job mate :)

Thanks Flomaa...I am glad you like the model.

Thanks excentrico_007 .

Hats off to a great job

Thanks Paul !

Perfect mix of old and new! I really like it. Nice Job

Thanks Firas, I can't take all of the credit for the look of the bike. Most of the look was designed by Gary and I engineered his ideas into what you see. I think he did a great job myself, picking componets that complemet eachother...I just put them together to make the bike look like he wanted it too.

nicely thinked gary, i love it.

What a cool design!! I love it.

Great Work.

Thanks Mike...I love your cars too.