At L&L Choppers we’re making a Bobber for Hans from Belgium.
Pat’s Drag Black Shadow – Photoshoot
Some time back the plan, to buy a beautiful Harley, occurred to me. First I wanted to pick something standard but after some orientating and looking around at other shops, L&L was still the place to be. When I entered the shop, I was immediately sold. I wanted a chopper that would be built by L&L. Since I myself am not technical this seemed like it was the best idea.
For more information and photo’s click here: http://www.l-l-choppers.com/ll-photo-gallery/old-school/pats-drag-black-shadow/?lang=en

Smooth Airfilter & L&L T-shirt
Zero Style Softail
Zero Style Softail
Big bobbertank
Cool White Wall tires
WW Tires, 130 mm wide (20520 ) and 200 mm ( 20251 )
Tokyo Thug Tanks and the new tank with screwcap
Tims’ Speedhole Sportster – Photoshoot
Tim was on holiday in Spain and to kill the time he was reading a biker magazine.Then his eye fell on a cool, old skool bike: a bike with a raw industrial look, when his eyes were drawn onto the pierced ape-hanger. Once in the Netherlands, he knocked on the door at L&L Choppers with the Spanish magazine under his arm.
For more information and photos click here: http://www.l-l-choppers.com/ll-photo-gallery/old-school/speedhole-sportster/?lang=en

Triple trees with High tech look
Triple trees for each front leg thickness and size.
Leather seats
Here are a few seats from our HM seats collection.
Photos Open day L&L Choppers Opmeer 2015
Sunday the 1st of Easter L&L Choppers in Opmeer threw their doors wide open to welcome spring. Last winter, L&L Choppers has been busy and there were a number of finished an rough-finished bikes ready for them to show with pride. For those who weren’t there, click here for the pictures: http://www.l-l-choppers.com/open-day-ll-chopper-opmeer-2015/?lang=en.
Flow-glide in black
Front forks in all sizes and various designs.
Forward and Mid Controls
Powder coated wheels
Powder coated wheels in various colors and all sizes.
Onno’s Frisco Style Chopper – Photoshoot
Onno was the owner of a slightly modified Harley-Davidson Night Train that he didn’t really ride much anymore. The standard Harley was not exciting enough, in part because Onno owns several motorcycles. At the same time, it has always been his dream to own a real chopper. But such a bike had to be precisely what he had in mind. The chopper had to be built from scratch and have a slim hardtail frame forming a straight line between the steering head and the rear axle.
For more information and photo’s see: http://www.l-l-choppers.com/ll-photo-gallery/choppers/frisco-style-chopper-onno/?lang=en