Born Free Texas Invited builder Cody Childress #433
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Cody Childress, an invited builder for Born Free Texas, shares insights into his ambitious FXR chopper project. The conversation dives into the evolution of motorcycle building, the challenges of integrating modern technology with classic designs, and the personal journey of craftsmanship. Cody reflects on his past experiences, the importance of community in the motorcycle world, and the significance of building bikes that resonate with personal passion. The episode is filled with anecdotes about the highs and lows of the building process, making it a relatable listen for anyone interested in custom motorcycles.
I took a short road trip to Abilene, Texas, to check out my good friend Cody Childress' new build for Born Free Texas 4! He is building an M8-powered, fuel-injected FXR Chopper that's a beast! Cody Childress is a veteran in the FXR community, an Old Chopper Dog, and honestly, one of the nicest and humblest people I know!
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