NOS Dyno Build for My Lady

[doshounds]

Picked this up on Ebay, a NOS ladies frame in need of a build up. So Im gonna do it!

[doshounds]

Picked up some parts to start the build, NOS Kustom Kruiser fenders, chainguard, wheels with Nexus 3 speed hub.



Fitted up fenders and chainguard:



Paint on Forks, rims, and chainguard:










Pressing in bottom bracket and starting assembly:







Got parts back from pinstripe:



More assembly pics:

[mrfritz]

This is a very special lady indeed...

[ind-chuckz]

Them some puuuuurty wheels. Looks good Derek!

[noodlenoggin]

Wow. That paint looks deep enough to fall into, and the pinstriping is wicked!

[doshounds]

Thanks guys. Thanks again chuck you did a great job on lacing the wheels, rode it yesterday, smooth as butta. More pics to come.

[doshounds]

Here is the almost finished pics. Chuck Im gonna need some help with the kickstand, I dont have all the parts I need to install it.

[ind-chuckz]

Not a problem
Bike looks sweet!

[wimpy]

I bet Dyno would sell more bikes,if they looked as good a this bike. Congrats on this result.

[doshounds]

Thanks for the kind words guys. She loved it, only thing left is sourcing parts for the kickstand and anchoring the shift cable on the Nexus, overall it was a fun build, now to finish my Dyno so I can modify my Basman and my Electra Sparker!

[Kreep]

The bike looks great. A tip on the kickstand-Try getting the cam/spring/pin ect... from an older Schwinn kickstand,should be the same set-up. I have taken the kickstand and all of the parts and put it in a Dyno Kustom Kruiser.
-Kreep-

[doshounds]

Thanks Kreep! I will start looking for the parts.

[doshounds]

Kreep what length should I be looking for? Thanks again.

[Kreep]

I would think that any 26" Schwinn should work (that's what I used). They are usually around 11 inches. I would measure from your kickstand sleeve down to the ground while the bike is at a comfortable lean just to make sure. Depending on your bike you might end up getting one off of another Schwinn.Also you will need a spring depressing tool to remove and install the kickstand.Hope this helps you out.
-kreep-

[ind-chuckz]

You need a kickstand I should have several here.