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It'll come. Keep your head up. It took me a long time, but letting go of a couple I was reluctant to made it possible. There's some ache letting some go, for sure,. I assure, when you're ready, it's worth every cent in its absurd beauty and quality,. The parts.. it's unbelievable. Robin

Thanks fellas! It's definitely appreciated for every nut, bolt and screw as well as original condition on what's present, lens included. I'll be replacing the lens with a repro but of course holding onto the original. It's got a wicked Crack and it's peeling from heat exposure, so it's only...

There is one in Michigan on the market right now. 😉 Thanks! Robin

You're telling me! The "Ever Evasive" as many have come to call it in their search. I'm definitely one of them, having always been a step behind of even being in front of one for sale every time. This time, a great friend was involved in their purchase and made a promise and offer I knew I could...

For many, this is THE Green Bike. I have to agree. Today's been a day of some great thread updating!

First two from Monroe, MI swap Last shot from The Cabe [not my image] Some Saddles in passing. I save the pretty pics.

I began here on RRB before anywhere else related. The Cabe, FB groups,. This was home for so long and I hope my builds, of what I was capable, always showed through my appreciation from my education here. Robin

Nothing like a custom One Off. The "Screaming Eliminator". 😱 Robin

What a year it continues to be. •1950 Cleveland Welding Co. Western Flyer Super• Robin

I'll give you a hint until tomorrow when I have sun for proper photos up close and Whole. 😉 Robin

Any old time. I usually have a few crusty originals loose as well. Robin

Thanks, Fellas! The Handlebars do be grabbing all the attention on this one. I wish more was needed., it feels weird to get a bike that needs virtually nothing., especially after three Hiawatha and all that work. It's easily the smoothest bike I've ever ridden prior to working on it, next to a...

Roughly a '51/2 Snyder Hawthorne •Robin

And they will! There's even a Tutorial for it but I need the polish walls. The tin wrinkle of trash lids just doesn't grab for me.

I've made a few lucky 7 and straight posts. Usually getting solid bar 7/16 and cutting it to size, grinding the edges smooth and polishing. Costs about 3$ each length of 12".