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Title says almost everything. I'd like to find a few old-bike reasons to get out of Lubbock in the next few months. Preferably west of I-35. Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico would be fine too. Thanks!

I'll be staying southwest of I-20 and 35W and hope to sneak in a few quick rides. I'm looking for a few hills and a few jumps that won't kill a heavy guy on a heavy, no-suspension bike. Please let know if there's anything like that in the area.. Thanks in advance!

Wanting to build pseudo-cargo pseudo-klunker to haul groceries and trail-building tools. So far I have a Nel Lusso frame, a 3-speed Nexus hub, and some green primer. Excited to get this one going! Good-ish bones! I really liked the green primer from my last build-off bike. I'm hoping for...

Over the weekend I went to a backyard bike mechanic shop looking for some klunker parts and came home with a few extra frames. Frameset 1 - Raleigh Sports 24" $45 plus shipping. There is a small dent in the top tube just in front of the seat post, otherwise, it seems very straight. That...

I found this saddle frame in a bucket of old road bike parts. Does anyone have advice on where to buy a cover or on recovering it myself?

This thing is for sale locally for $60. What is it?

(Nothing like a deadline to keep you moving!) Here she is - the Worksman-turned-Moto-Bike Tribute Originally I planned for a more conventional klunker, but then the triple-tree forks magically appeared and I knew it had to be a tribute to the bike I rode as a kid - a 1976 Yamaha Moto-Bike...

I'm trying to decide on 24" or 26" for a strandie/klunker build and was hoping for some advice and maybe pics. Thanks!

The hub shifts and brakes nicely, rim is straight and all spoke have good tension. It comes with a new Kenda tire (specific for the English Schwinn rim) and a new Sunlite tube. $130 shipped to continental US lower 48. Paypal or Venmo only. Thanks for checking it out!

I'd pick this one up, but it's about 4 hours south. https://abilene.craigslist.org/bik/d/brownwood-cool-plant-bile-old/7224527373.html

Lubbock's not a beautiful place, but I rode the Schwinn to coffee, drank a hot cup outside, watched the sunrise, listened to the birds. Lubbock's a beautiful place if you pick your view.

Not sure if this the right place to post this but wanted to share with the RRB crowd. (If there is a better place, please let me now.) Random Bike Parts just added these new frames ($114 shipped) and wheels ($111 shipped) to their website. Cool little flatbar cruiser...