Hank Young likes to incorporate elements from his automotive Hot Rod experience into his bikes and the Flying Pan is no exception. The Front Frame tube is constructed from a Superbell dropped axle from a Hot Rod. The rear wheel of the bike is made from a 1932 Ford wheel, Hank extended the wheel size by two inches to fit the motorcycle tire. The rest of the frame was hand created at Young Choppers and features a copper gas tank that floats inside the frame. The front end is a handmade reproduction of a 1930 Indian Chief leaf spring front end. The gas tank was hand created by hammer shaping the metal around a wood buck.
Built In: U.S.A. Bike Style: Cruiser
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The Flying Pan Bike Specifications – Young Choppers
| FEATURE | SPECS |
|---|---|
| Class Styling | Cruiser |
| Featured Parts | Brass / Copper Accents |
| Frame | Custom One Off Frame |
| Gastank | Custom One Off Gastank |
| Motor Config | Panhead |
| Paint Color(s) | Copper, Bare Metal, Red. |
| Paint Theme | Race Number |
| Seat | Solo Sprung |
| Suspension Front | Leaf Spring |
| Suspension Rear | Rigid / Hardtail |
| Wheels | Standard 40-80 spokes |