Thursday, December 1, 2011

4Q BIKES.... i added some more photos

this was the beginning



built this beater pan
pretty sketch


scott's shovel




4Q knuckle






VL Shovel






the 69er original


i did an fxr once


sean's triumph



46 knuckle


tore it apart and made the
grim raper
knuckle




jon's pan










69er part2




joe's genshovel



baby j's triumph





ron burgandy / tears of a clown
started as pan


buyer wanted a knuckle


28 comments:

shawn - Imperial House said...

Mighty fine pedigree.

BUZZARDSALINAS said...

no trikes??...maybe a trail 90...

TXDENNIS said...

crazy how quickly the time passes, huh?

... said...

i've been waiting for a post like this, love it. and i have wrote this before here, but "the 69er original" is the most handsome bike of all time in my little book. keep on keepin on.

Andy said...

Pure class in each and every one of those builds, keep up the fine work.

Cyrus said...

Il buongiorno si vede dal mattino!

Thomas Taylor said...

such a rad post, love the grim raper!

MC said...

"I love stripes"

Sweet post!

max schaaf said...

that's the one mike.
thanks guys.

shiftace said...

each one raised the bar.

a dyna would complement the stable very well..wink-wink, nudge-nudge

Shrewgy said...

That was a cool walk down memory lane, thanks as always.

Jon said...

Still love Scotts shovel. RIP.

Jon said...

And the original 69 might be my all time favorite...everything is perfect on that bike.

Albert-one said...

very cool chopper! I love it!
Max # 1

hogtownhd said...

A couple of your bikes are on my list of all-time favorite builds. Thanks for the many years of great inspiration.

Mark Harris said...

I always loved Scott's shovel. Great post!

Mighty Whitey said...

Would you ever fuck with a ironhead?

max schaaf said...

yes for sure

Sheabones said...

So awesome! Can't wait to see what's to become of that trike.

Dan said...

Hopefully that FXR is in good hands-stoked to see these, thanks MAx.

mike said...

Hi Max,
what great evolution during all these years !
keepin' the same good ol'way till
arriving at the unique 4Q style.
Great job and great inspiration
I hope to meet you again soon,
ciao Michele.

christiano said...

I dunno if I will see some of your creations in person someday...but to me your builts won't never go out of style.

you see the passion and the soul in everyone.

Looking at the FXR (which is Perfect) I wonder myself what you could do with a Evo Sportster or a Softail.

Keep it all going!

Cheers from Verona.Italy.

luke said...

bikeography. neat. ever get the "oly" belt buckle?? just wonderin.

lifeisfuct-diekruzen HEAVY KLOTHING said...

sweet quiver!

max schaaf said...

luke!@!! i did.
thanks so much!!! it rules!

Guy@GK said...

Great to see them all together.

Class.

hortonhearsawhat said...

Great post! I dunno if its a dumb question but whats the deal with the clutch/shifter set up on ron burgundy? Ive been trying to figure that out for a while...

Ailton© said...

Love them all, What's next Max? A Japanese chopper? ;")
Cheers!!!