The Bobzilla Roller is based on Billy Lane's personal ride, a 1945 Knucklehead bobber. "Bobbers were the first choppers and I have always loved them," said Billy. Bobzilla's name comes from its moderate rake and stretch bobber frame with a single elliptical downtube and a wide rear end, accommodating a 230 mm tire with belt drive and a 250 mm using a chain. The frame will allow installation of any Big Twin from a Knucklehead to an Evo and Softail-type transmissions from four to six speeds. Frames come with Billy's version of a 30's era Indian leaf-spring fork and rides well with conventional springers and hydraulic forks, too. Bobzilla's frame features gas tank mounts welded in place, a narrowed and lowered seat area, neck cups with internal fork stops and passenger peg mounts. Billy said, "I know not everyone has the tools and equipment at their fingertips that I have in my shop so I have done virtually all of the difficult fabrication work for you. However, I have left the big choices up to the builder." Billy's shop, Choppers, Inc. of Melbourne, Florida, has an extensive line of quality parts to help finish Bobzilla to your taste. Handlebars, controls, sissybars, oil tanks, a spun rear fender mounted Billy-style, wheels--you name it, they got it.

Bobzilla got your interest? Check out www.choppersinc.com or call for pricing at 321-757-7262, ext. 7, and talk to a wicked cool guy named Carlos.