Kikker 5150 Hard Knock Chopper: Not Exactly A Mini-Chopper

A small battery (the size one might use for a kick-start-only full-size bike) was installed underneath the fake barrel style oil bag that houses many of the electrical components.

Real leather straps keep both sides of the battery box/coil housing closed.

A scaled-down version of a traditional chopper style Sportster tank was secured to the backbone with a couple of nuts and bolts. This one has the 8-ball painted on the side, but Kikker offers a variety of paint options including raw so a person can paint it himself.

The front brake control and lever is a simple two-bolt affair; don't forget to top off the brake reservoir with brake fluid before riding.

Another two bolts was all it took to mount the headlight.

A single nut and bolt were fastened to the taillight and the frame.

Finally, we put together the rear brake lever, foot control, and footpegs. We added some fuel to the gas tank, charged the battery, and it was ready to ride!