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Back On The Road - Midwest Motorcycle Supply

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Itching to get back in the saddle after the ‘07 crash,<br />

opportunity was drawing near. During a vacation in<br />

Florida Gypsy looked up one of her bike-building friends<br />

she hadn’t seen in twenty years and found him still<br />

building bikes that perfectly matched her style. As a<br />

matter of fact, they so much shared the same aesthetic<br />

for customs that Gypsy followed the build by phone and<br />

photo from her home in Louisiana as Marcus did a ground<br />

up custom build, including the special hand controls to<br />

accommodate Gypsy’s prosthetic.<br />

Marcus Orabona of Trailer Trash Choppers crafted a great<br />

ride dubbed “Chump Change” , a great follow up to a<br />

chopper called “Spare Change”, both bikes featured in<br />

Barnett’s Magazine. Marcus used an Ultima 107 C.I.<br />

Engine, Ultima® Polished 6 Speed Transmission, Ultima®<br />

Oil Tank on a Paughco wishbone frame with 30<br />

degree rake, no stretch, & fishtail pipes sourced from<br />

<strong>Midwest</strong> <strong>Motorcycle</strong> <strong>Supply</strong>.<br />

Gypsy is stepping up to an Ultima<br />

107 C.I. power plant which is mated to an<br />

Ultima 6 Speed tranny to insure smooth<br />

shifting with those custom clutch controls.<br />

She’s ready to take back the roads of Louisiana.<br />

Builder:<br />

Marcus Orabona / Trailer Trash Choppers<br />

Ormond Beach, Florida<br />

Contact him at orabona84@gmail.com

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