SocNet Switch-Up
07-25-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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There's a perfectly good explanation why we're been slacking on the Acme blog:

We've launched our new fan site at Facebook.com/AcmeChoppers.

Stuff around the shop has been mental since we returned from Born Free 3 last month, and social media is one thing we've let slip through the cracks. Well now that we've got a proper spot on Facebook, you can count on us to keep the news and info flowing.

Plans are in the works for updating our website later this summer, and when that happens the Acme wall on Facebook will appear on our home page. Bam! no more blog. Facebook does a better job than blogs of keeping people up to the minute on what's going on around here anyway, so it's a change we believe will make everyone a whole lot happier.
 

WANTED: Local Talent for In-House Social Media Management
05-19-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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We'll be the first to admit it: Acme's presence on Facebook and our blog has been a little lax. There's an honest reason for our slackness, but it's not our style to make excuses for jobs poorly done.

Instead, consider this our plea for help. We're looking for a 20- or 30-something chopper guy who loves motorcycles and the Internet to help us do a better job with blog posting, FB status updates, viral videos, and all the other stuff that's important for making cool brands tick in the 21st century.

It would be ideal if this man (or woman!) lived near our shop, which is Laconia, NH.

What's in it for us? A more honest and dependable two-way dialogue between Acme and all our friends and customers.

What's in it for the person we choose to be the Acme Social Media Guru?

• Access to our shop, our tools and our talents for bike building
• Free t-shirts and apparel
• Free or really cheap parts for your bike
• Great deals on any donor bikes and parts you find laying around our shop

Eventually this position could turn into a paying gig, but right now we're just looking for someone who can manage our profiles on Facebook and ChopCult, shoot photos of the hundreds of projects we start and finish every month, write some basic blog and status updates on our blog and FB wall, and answer emails we get about catalogs, t-shirts, sticker and a dozen other little things that fill our work day.

It's a no-paying job right now, but if you've got the talent and the interest to use our resources and to share our passion for custom motorcycles with the rest of the world, it could turn into something that makes money for everyone.

If you're interested, send me an email. I'd ask you to PM me on Facebook, but the truth is, I rarely have time to check my profile!

Thanks in advance for all your support.

Wayne Ahlquist
 

Limpnickie Lot Fork Swap
03-15-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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Roadside Marty from Flat Broke Customs in Pensacola, Florida, swapped the Sportster forks on his Purple Haze pan to entertain the crowd at last week's Limpnickie Lot Bike Show in Daytona Beach.



When he and Tim from Papa Clutch Customs were finished with the 60-minute project, Purple Haze was rocking a brand-new Acme Wishbone Springer.



Tim from Papa Clutch Customs lends a hand

Thanks to Chris Callen at Cycle Source magazine for setting up the program, and to Marty, Tim and our friend McGoo at ChopCult for entertaining the audience at the Limpnickie Bike Show.



The project begins




Buttoning down some details




Chris Callen and friends take the finished project off the stage
 

Ride 2 Skate 5
02-11-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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The guys from True East M/C and FOTS are hosting their fifth annual Ride 2 Skate Jam. The chopper ride goes from Philly to Baltimore, at which point everyone will unload their sticks and skate to hell. It's a good time for a good cause, so load up your Logan Earth Ski and get ready to ride May 22-22, 2011. For more info, click the flyer or visit the events page in the Acme Gallery.
 

Acme Loop Tail Frame on Cyril Huze Blog
02-09-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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Cyril Huze's blog is a must-read for many bike nuts, which is why we include the French master builder in our monthly press releases. Not all the facts Cyril rehashed from our most recent PR are correct (we've been building Acme loop tail frames for well over a year), but the man's heart is in the right place.

The "debut event" Cyril refers to in his post is actually a fork install at the Limpnickie Lot—not a "frame intro" as Cyril suggests. In any case, we appreciate the juice, and thanks to the all the positive comments shared by CH readers.
 

Thanks, Motorcycle Product News
02-08-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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Motorcycle Product News hosts a decent website for the trade, and this week they featured our Acme Oil Bag on their site. Tanks for the support, MPN!
 

For Sale: Three Great Acme Forks on eBay
02-02-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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There's still a couple days left on the auction for Springer Forks we posted on eBay this week.

We listed two Wideglide springers, one chrome, one black, and one chrome Narrowglide. Details for all three forks can be seen on the individual listings. Bids for these beauties start at $750, with no reserve!
 

Thanks Cycle Source!
01-31-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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Chris Callen is the head honcho at Cycle Source magazine, and he's shooting a video how-to at the Limpnickie Lot during Daytona Bike Week next March. We're supplying the springer fork for the Limpnickie bike build, and we can't wait to see the finished machine. Thanks for including Acme on this great project!
 

On the Media: Street Chopper Online
01-10-11
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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Eagle-eyed readers of Jeff Holt's blog feed at Street Chopper may have seen the Acme banner on the top right corner of the page. We've been supporters of this mag's web presence from the get-go because Street Chopper continues to contribute to today's scene in a meaningful way. Thanks to Jeff and the rest of the guys at Street Chopper and Hot Bike for all their support. Our invitation to visit Acme HQ still stands. If you're coming to Laconia Bike Week this spring, please stop on by!
 

Happy New Year!
12-30-10
By: ACME CHOPPERS
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At least one guy we know will have an awesome new year: Billdozer at ChopCult and Biltwell. This is the frame we finished for him before Christmas, and it's shipping next week. Bill's frame deviates from our normal Acme aesthetic, but he told us what he was gunning for, and after seeing the photos he says we nailed it.

We're really stoked on the BMX/Triumph style axle dropouts. The loops are one-piece CNC'ed billet steel just like our customer frames, but we reduced the radius and their scale to complement the proportions of Bill's 650 Brit mill.



The axle adjusters are Pangea Speed's stainless steel cams, which is a design that was popular on MX machines in the '60s and '70s. You can see these gizmos zip-tied to the motor mount in the photo below:



Thanks for letting us pitch in on your 2011 show bike, Bill. Let us know if you need any more custom stuff.

And to everyone else…
 

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Whether you are looking for a complete custom build or the parts and services you need to build your own dream bike, Acme Choppers is the place to be.
 
A family business since 2005, Acme Choppers specializes in high quality custom chopper parts including our Loop Tail Frames and Wishbone Springer front ends. We use the highest quality materials and craftsmanship to ensure you are getting exactly what you pay for, and more than you expected. If you need vintage style and bullet proof quality then look no further.

The Intersection of Acme Choppers and Exness Go in the UK

At first glance, the connection between Acme Choppers, a leading provider of high-quality custom chopper parts, and Exness Go, a financial trading platform, may seem distant. However, a closer look reveals that these two brands share a common ethos: precision, reliability, and trust. Both companies, though from different industries, stand as leaders in their respective markets in the UK.

Since 2005, Acme Choppers has earned a reputation for producing premium motorcycle components. Their commitment to craftsmanship and top-grade materials resonates with motorcycle enthusiasts seeking vintage style and durability. Similarly, exness go offers an intuitive trading experience, blending modern financial tools with robust infrastructure to ensure security and reliability for its users.

While Acme Choppers focuses on delivering bulletproof frames and parts, Exness Go focuses on providing bulletproof trading environments. Both brands aim to exceed customer expectations, offering products and services that are more than what consumers pay for, with an unwavering focus on quality.

The overlap comes in how both brands engage with their communities in the UK. Acme Choppers appeals to those who value timeless design and mechanical excellence, while Exness Go attracts individuals with a penchant for precision and financial strategy. In a way, they serve the same audience—people who demand excellence, whether it's on the road or in their financial endeavors.

Thus, while they operate in different sectors, Acme Choppers and Exness Go both embody the same spirit of reliability and superior craftsmanship in their respective domains.

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