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Time to start this build. It's been waiting for a couple of years and I finally pulled the box out today!

I'm in. Almost three weeks late, a burst of inspiration emerged this weekend. I won't have much time to devote due to client bikes having priority, but I'm hoping to squeeze in enough time to make this happen.

I just made a discovery that others may not be unaware of, so I wanted to pass it along for whatever it's worth. If you would like to separate the two classes for any reason so that only one class is listed at a time, just go to the⭐️ RRBBO #19 Build Journals ⭐️ page and then hover your...

"In the intricate fabric of spatial dimensions, where the harmonious dance of matter and metrics unfolds, the concept of relative scale manifests as a governing force. Consider, if you will, the venerable cruiser bicycle and its symbiotic partner, the tire—a gravitational duet ensconced in the...

I picked up this Century old strap tricycle yesterday afternoon. The consensus from a couple of knowledgeable collectors dates it from late 1800's to early 1900's!

I'm looking for a Delta Rocket Ray Junior headlight. Any condition considered.

This was all about resuscitating this classic muscle bike back to life after decades of neglect. I utilized as much of the original bike as possible. The bike was disassembled, cleaned, and restored back to working condition while maintaining the original finishes and 99% of its original...

THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BUILD-OFF 18 VOTING BOOTH!!! This is all about the photo! Some photos just have that extra X-factor that pulls you in, so regardless of whether or not it is your favorite build, vote for the photo that really catches your eye! You are only given one vote so make it...

In it's simplest terms, Abner was assembled around a tank that didn't exist three months ago. The TRM Speedline series of fiberglass parts lacked the third Shelby tank from the 1930s (affectionately known as a No-Nose tank among collectors). While the Airflow tanks and Arrow (aka snub-nose)...

Since there are three separate voting threads, I thought it would be nice bring everyone back together for any closing comments in one group setting. :) Great job everyone (as usual)!

Before manufacturers cashed in on the muscle bike craze in the early sixties, its origins can be traced to some California kids building kustom bicycles that imitated the motorcycle and automotive trends of the fifties. 'Muscle Bound' is my tribute to those early kustoms that set a course...

Looking for a Mercury Pacemaker frame in any condition. Any help is appreciated!

When you think of Muscle Bikes, the 1940's and 1950's 26" balloon bikes immediately comes to mind right? Maybe not. However, the birth of muscle bikes can be traced back to 1958 with the kustomizing of balloon bikes by stripping them down and adding 'riser' bars. Much like the origins of...

Just picked this up last Wednesday. It has potential if you can see it. :)

I decided to jump in last month just to showcase our TRM SPEEDLINE reproduction parts. Rather than build a stock version of the Shelby Airflow or in this case the Hiawatha Arrow, I decided to build a custom drawing inspiration from 'brat style' motorcycles. This is the result. Thanks for...