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The Burrito Revolution.....

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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby KOTA on Thu Jan 10, 2008 9:19 pm

Honest Abe wrote:Okay, for some the name is confusing. Originally the name "Burrito" was termed from Junkman on CBN. I could not attach the link, but it was basically a joke and thrown into the mix before the vote was made. I cut and pasted part of that post.

I don't know, "LongRiders" sounds to logical. When someone asks "Hey what style of bike is that?" and you tell them, "It's a LongRider." The conversation kinda ends. I like Junkman's quote that they should be called "Burrito" bikes. 1st you have a late night burrito, then you go to bed, and BAMM, you had a dream. Maybe not on the same level of Martin Luther King, but nevertheless how to build a butt scrappin bike! It could be a combination of Taco Bell indigestion gases causing a toxic hallucination, I don't know, but now when the same question is asked, there is a story.


Great explanation!... Maybe someone should build one with a "TOILET SEAT"!
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby rstrantz on Wed Feb 13, 2008 7:53 pm

Latest Burrito build out of Beer Geek's Brewhouse.....
Built from two late-model (read Asian Repro Knock-off) Schwinn Canti-Cruisers.....
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Here it is sitting on a 2x4, yes the rear wheel is off the ground!
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There's a Burrito build-off and fiesta going on over at CBN, anyone interested in building a Burrito should check it out!
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby Nickname on Thu Feb 14, 2008 11:14 am

rstrantz wrote:There's a Burrito build-off and fiesta going on over at CBN, anyone interested in building a Burrito should check it out!
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what exactly is "CBN"? could someone post a link?
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby OUTLAW on Thu Feb 14, 2008 1:34 pm

ok, i am over there but with a diff name. go to

CHOPPERBICYCLE.net

it has to be all caps except for .net. go to chopo shop forum find post your burrito's here. also as beer geek said there is a buildoff going on for burrito's right now. go to shop talk and look for that. enjoy

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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby rstrantz on Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:15 pm

It's cool to see the acceptance of the Burrito style bike on here. Hey, a Burrito can be a Rat Rod too! Just look at the style of Poco Loco:
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or Johnnie's Rat:
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or the latest Burrito outta da kitchen:
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Hey, they're a blast to ride! All you Burritophiles, start postin' your builds!
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby JoeyMac on Fri Feb 15, 2008 6:49 pm

I still really want one... must learn to weld and get gear...
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby SkidMark on Fri Sep 26, 2008 11:41 am

I really think the burrito bike is the closest to an actual Rat Rod (car). Think about it: built so low it scapes, extended wheelbase, ridiculous shifters, Mexican blanket seatcovers, and combination of bare metal, original paint, primer, and rust/patina. What most call a Rat Rod Bike is closer to a "Traditional Hot Rod".
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby ifitsfreeitsforme on Fri Sep 26, 2008 12:34 pm

SkidMark wrote:I really think the burrito bike is the closest to an actual Rat Rod (car). Think about it: built so low it scapes, extended wheelbase, ridiculous shifters, Mexican blanket seatcovers, and combination of bare metal, original paint, primer, and rust/patina. What most call a Rat Rod Bike is closer to a "Traditional Hot Rod".


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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby Rat Rod on Fri Sep 26, 2008 1:04 pm

SkidMark wrote:I really think the burrito bike is the closest to an actual Rat Rod (car). Think about it: built so low it scapes, extended wheelbase, ridiculous shifters, Mexican blanket seatcovers, and combination of bare metal, original paint, primer, and rust/patina. What most call a Rat Rod Bike is closer to a "Traditional Hot Rod".


Since your new, I'll warn ya that the "What is a Rat Rod Bike" question has come up a few times and usually sparks some heated discussions (everyone's got their own ideas). It seems that everyone has agreed that we're not necessarily trying to copy the way the cars look in a bike as much as we're trying to create cool custom bikes with a vintage style from pieces and parts that we have.

I agree though...the burritos do look a lot like the newer cartoonish looking Rat Rod cars that people are building. :D
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby SkidMark on Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:31 pm

Rat Rod wrote:
SkidMark wrote:I really think the burrito bike is the closest to an actual Rat Rod (car). Think about it: built so low it scapes, extended wheelbase, ridiculous shifters, Mexican blanket seatcovers, and combination of bare metal, original paint, primer, and rust/patina. What most call a Rat Rod Bike is closer to a "Traditional Hot Rod".


Since your new, I'll warn ya that the "What is a Rat Rod Bike" question has come up a few times and usually sparks some heated discussions (everyone's got their own ideas). It seems that everyone has agreed that we're not necessarily trying to copy the way the cars look in a bike as much as we're trying to create cool custom bikes with a vintage style from pieces and parts that we have.

I agree though...the burritos do look a lot like the newer cartoonish looking Rat Rod cars that people are building. :D


Yeah, I'm sure it has. I've discussed it at length on the Jalopy Journal (rat vs. traditional), and on the Jockey Journal (what is a chopper). I've lurked here for a while, and stuff has been cross-posted to the Jockey Journal from here. For me, my bicycles are definitely influenced by traditional motorcycle choppers and hot rods, with a little of the exagerated rat rod look. A lot of the stuff I see here is too super-clean to be "rat" and not that chopped up, not that that is a bad thing...some of them should survive intact.
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby icyuod2 on Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:53 am

i refer to my burrito's as ratrods. i use vintage bikes, and make do with what i have/what i can find. some parts old some new.
i feel the same, nothing screams rat rod like an old chopped up vintage bicycle turned burrito.
cause i dont like rust, and always modify the frames, some say there more rod than rat.
i dont agree.
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby FaceOFFbikes on Wed Nov 05, 2008 10:09 pm

I glanced at the stretched stingray before but now that I really look at at I realize that thing is SICK.. I'm 6'8" and I think I can ride it!! lol
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby MadMick on Thu Nov 06, 2008 6:36 pm

OUTLAW wrote:ok, i am over there but with a diff name. go to

CHOPPERBICYCLE.net

it has to be all caps except for .net. go to chopo shop forum find post your burrito's here. also as beer geek said there is a buildoff going on for burrito's right now. go to shop talk and look for that. enjoy

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Jeez, that site could use a spam filter.
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby aka_locojoe on Thu Nov 06, 2008 8:08 pm

MadMick wrote:
OUTLAW wrote:ok, i am over there but with a diff name. go to

CHOPPERBICYCLE.net

it has to be all caps except for .net. go to chopo shop forum find post your burrito's here. also as beer geek said there is a buildoff going on for burrito's right now. go to shop talk and look for that. enjoy

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Jeez, that site could use a spam filter.

It's sad to see it taken over by spammers like that. If nothing else they should stop new registrations and or posts and just try to preserve all the good info and photos that are on the site. I'd hate to see it disappear like Kustom Cruisers did.

Unlike here the webmaster never really took a very active roll in the site.
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Re: The Burrito Revolution.....

Postby OUTLAW on Fri Nov 07, 2008 12:19 am

yep, it is to bad at what happen there. i don't think it will happen here. i have seen some spam on here and it was taken care of in a hurry. thank you Steve. the Burrito bikes are my fav. am still working on myh 20" Burrito. also need to finnish my other 2.

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