The infamous Dr. Sprocket sent these vintage photos of Bob Wise's chopped trike circa 1970.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhbQAG6-fW9Bu3RxPrU2qgn9yL5S_OqUe7Po23zutcKoEPZGlIr5uyMnDqhZbh__Py4_W007cU5KATRzzliRU2zHEJ4GeWFddOIL9ZmIn4AatFfbklsVpi8VOzf8PdZYdfgOLfoyOn2tlLN/s320/Bob-Wise-trike.jpg)
While chronically underpowered, the 45 cubic inch falthead Serv-car makes for one cool chopper.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiZh1GarfcH5AbZCUZeZoVOK19CtPnoOGg2DQz80jjkUx4A-lVdaP6b-1BnyEEyFxRbmvbvHKBLObiJFQeXeK_uOrMthv1bXo8XXa01YL5fioy_aAfZT8BnOrYgWzD3aGWkMmL3GDqXm_kt/s320/Bob-Wise-trike-2.jpg)
Talk about stance! Chopped Trikes were once very common. Even with todays re-interest in vintage choppers, you don't see that many trikes.
It's a small world after all! The very same Bob Wise submitted the two black conept drawings for Street Chopper's (June 1972), Trick Trike contest. My art is on the facing page. I posted this a few years ago which lead to me meeting the good doctor.
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