SHOW US YOUR KLUNKERZ

[MADDAWG]

My 1959 Schwinn.. Sold this a couple years ago...

Very nice

[R Dig]

Does this count?

Is Now



Was Then

[danreid27]

Rdig that's a cool frame!

[roadmaster]

(just posted elsewhere in gallery)

Oh yeah... 82' Columbia Clipper 21speed conversion trail bike. I call er' "Big Nasty" and looked like this before its recent "more power" redesign...


3speed version I used to trail ride with, but cannot compete with the 2010 21speed drivetrain I frankensteined onto this one. This bike has been a single speed, 3speed (twice), 5 speed, 15 speed, back to a single speed and now a 21speed.

[R Dig]

Thanks. It is a GT Enduro-7. The cousin of the Dyno Moto-7. Not too many of them out there. I love the way the top tube and middle tube are bent. Rat Rod had a really nice version of the Dyno. I went with more of a BMX look on this one.

Rdig that's a cool frame!

[So. Cal. BMX 4 life]

[R Dig]

Very nice!! I love this style. That Pink/Black one looks like it has a smooth ride.

[Micha.J]

[quote="Micha.J"]Mutant update:

[Bicycle808]

micha,
I've seen your bike on a few threads now...it's been thru some interesting evolutions! I like this new incarnation.

I rebuilt my worksman inb with some bmx components; been riding it like a klunk. Here's a trailside pic:


-rob

[axsepul]

That worksman looks real good

[Bicycle808]

That worksman looks real good

Thanks! It's a lotta fun to ride, too....

-rob

[Micha.J]

@joker, thanks for the flowers! Its good to read things like that! Your klunker is lokking great! The red with the black-colour rocks! I always thought only black is the right colour! What is your rear hub? Looks good! Is it single-speed? I drive a SRAM S7 rear hub with drum break!

[Crank!Basti]

mine


building one for my g/f now .. first test fit:

[Bicycle808]

CrankBasti- they look really nice. what hubs are you running on the blue bike?

-rob

[Crank!Basti]

CrankBasti- they look really nice. what hubs are you running on the blue bike?

-rob

Thanks Rob.

on the blue bike I have an old SACHS up front and a rare Shimano-Cassette-Drum-Brake in the rear.