KiM
the "SKELEBIKE"
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Re: The Building of the "SKELEBIKE"Excellent fabrication...now i just want too see a video of someone sitting down riding it
KiM
Re: The Building of the "SKELEBIKE"i just noticed i have that same bike that you started with sitting in my garage right now hahah..but mine had pink tires so i put them on an 80s cw frame with mags
Re: The Building of the "SKELEBIKE"sweet. Now make one.
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Re: The Building of the "SKELEBIKE"New pics just in time for Halloween.
I did these because Im thinking about a color change for Autorama 2010 and wanted a few more shots in white.
Re: the "SKELEBIKE" (new pics added 10/28)I love this bike, but my preference was when it was raw. before the white paint.
My JC Higgins Flightliner: viewtopic.php?t=16292
Re: the "SKELEBIKE" (new pics added 10/28)Yeah I liked it in metal too. After I sandblasted it, it lost alot of that metal charactor. I didn't think it would look good like that for autorama so I got it powdercoated. Its gonna be changed real soon.
Re: the "SKELEBIKE" (new pics added 10/28)It kinda had a 'Terminator' look when it was raw...peace bro!
My JC Higgins Flightliner: viewtopic.php?t=16292
Re: the "SKELEBIKE"Well I entered it again in this years Detroit Autorama and once again the Al petri bike show was great and a hats off to Don and his beautiful wife Debbie for putting up with us down there. The bike is now retired from the show circuit so if you came down and saw it a big thanks to you. Im not sure whats in store for the bike now as it sits in my basement behind a couch. I just want to thank everyone for their great comments, they really made my day.
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Re: the "SKELEBIKE"Props on an incredible build man. You have an eye for art thats forsure. This bike should be hung in a shop somewhere for many an eye to see. Thanks for the inspiration of what can be done on a crooked garage floor
Forever.Two.Wheels.
Re: the "SKELEBIKE"Thanks guys. Some of my besst work comes out of that floor, Jonny, I am glad it inspires you. You really can do anything you want with very little. Theres no drill press, bench grinder, lathe, plasma cutter, tube bender, band saw, or any type of metal working equipment in my garage. In fact I dont even own an acetylene torch. All I have is an Air compressor with assorted air tools ( drill, die grinder and angle grinder and a reciprocating air saw that uses 2-3 inch blades and a millwaukee sawzall) and my Miller syncrowave 250 tig/stick welder. The rest comes from my head and my hands.
Re: the "SKELEBIKE"Somehow I missed it the first time around, I am glad you dug it back up
What would Jesus ride???
Re: the "SKELEBIKE"Bump for Halloween.
Re: the "SKELEBIKE"This thread is new to me so...
THAT'S AN UNBELIEVABLY AWESOME BIKE!!! Great fab work.
Re: the "SKELEBIKE"Thanks Man!
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