*The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)Just "bustin" ya!....This thing has got SOOOO many details, you're gonna need 50-60 pics to do it justice. What I like best is you did everything right there in your shop (home). You showed a lot of people they can do a LOT of very COOL things with no special tools, well maybe a welder....Heck I had trouble painting flames, on my fender, never mind cutting them out. Can't wait to see it FINISHED!
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Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)Looks COOL
Wake up every morning wondering what new bike I'll find!
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Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)
Thanks, very intuitive. I guess I'm a teacher at heart sinec that's my concentration with the youth I minister to. From lack of tools I've figured out all my ways around doing things without "out sourcing" and it feels so good that I want others to know what they can do with a little. The fender was cut with a cutting disk on a 4 1/2" angle grinder and cutting disks on a dremel tool. The welder I don't feel is too out of reach for most people, it's just getting over the idea that only professionals should burn metal, I'm not a great welder, but I trust my welds and I have a grinding disk. Thanks again, I'm glad some people have seen what I've been trying to display, the art of home brewed parts with little to no training, but alot of try. Photo shoot in the morning. Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29) Finished post here: viewtopic.php?f=60&t=43570
Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)Been riding this bike all over town, and so far I've had one part break twice... the bell! haha First fix was done with a welder, second with super glue. We'll see if it holds up. JB Weld is next.
Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)I know I'm about a year late, but this build thread is awesome! I'm pretty new to the site, and just found this gem of a thread. I commend you for your great work on a great bike. Your work and updates are top class! Many, many, many great ideas on this build for a sweet looking bike! A job well done!!!
Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)
Thanks man, I could've used you voting for me a year ago! haha But you have time this year, see my signature for my current build (a little different from this one). Thanks again. Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)
Or you could follow my signature and give ME your vote. BO8 FireWing-Flexy-Fugsley-Beer Run * SALE ITEMS, FRESH FINDS + KINGFISH254 Stuff
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Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)
Get your own votes! haha Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
Re: *The 76er* (I. Think. I'm. Done. update: 7/29)
I am trying to. MUHAHAHAHAHA BO8 FireWing-Flexy-Fugsley-Beer Run * SALE ITEMS, FRESH FINDS + KINGFISH254 Stuff
MO FIRE MO WING .. just build a cool bike and have fun
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