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This is my favorite all around ride. It’s an early 90’s Marin chromoly frame with a 100mm Rock Shok fork, Answer taper bars, Shimano Deore hubs, brakes and drivetrain, Sun CR-18 rims, Marwi stainless spokes and Odyssey pedals. I built this thing years ago and nothing on it besides the tires...

Define too many 😁 When it comes to “regular” bikes I’ve got a couple of bmx bikes, a couple of mountain bikes, a road bike, a dirt jumper, a hybrid for riding around with my wife, and a gravel bike. And I do ride all of them. Then there’s about a dozen or so rat rod bikes, choppers, freak bikes...

This is a bummer to read Adam has passed, I never met him in person but I talked to him on here a bunch and loved his build style. Sad to say that Mike us1ss also passed away recently, another awesome guy that I was privileged to know and hang out with at bike shows. Rest In Peace guys.

Those are both really cool! Anyone remember the Lamborghini Countach that the guy handbuilt in his basement? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmN4KKQPTXs

These are the longest I've done so far...

Re: More reliable "motorbike" for this Summer. Why does the QT50 remind me of Number 5, the robot from Short Circuit? :mrgreen: A steampunked out QT would be cool...just sayin'.

It's a '56 GMC panel. :D

Wheel discs look really cool, but if you're riding any real distance in the wind you'll change your mind in a hurry. You could change up the look by making a tankplate for it like I did on my Huffy. A color change, some whitewalls and you'd have a whole different bike. Maybe lower the front...

Yes she is a keeper...30 years now. QuickSand, it's done! Maybe down the road I'll give it a full resto, but for now I overhauled everything, put new rubber on it and it's a rider.

This was going to be my build off bike from last year, but I ran into some headaches trying to build the forks I wanted so I set it aside rather than do a hack job on them. A while back I was looking at the bare frame in my garage and I figured I would try something I had always wanted to play...

This one was easy- take it all apart, clean and regrease everything, throw some new tubes, tires and a chain on it and call it done. I got this for her because it was born the same year she was. I thought she would want me to strip it down and repaint it, but she said "I kinda like the old rusty...

Wow, talk about a huge difference! That looks great.

Way cool! Hang on to her. :mrgreen:

Chips, Maxxis makes a bmx race tire called the DTH. They come in a bunch of different sizes in both wire bead and kevlar folding bead. They look like something off a sportbike, smooth like a slick with grooves cut in them. My kids run them on their race bikes and they look killer. The only...

Thanks Steve!

Cool. If you remember tell him Pete from Custom Cycle said heal up quick.

My latest restoration, a '77 Two Wheelers Stroker II. This is the bike I wanted when I was about 14. At the time I was racing a modified Schwinn Sting Ray and I wanted an orange Stroker soo bad. It took a few years...35 to be exact, but I finally have my orange Stroker. :mrgreen: Parts...

Nice collection. Is Shad healed up yet?

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