Let's see your bike in front of...

[Mastec]

My stretch in front of a swollen Lake Seminole in Seminole Florida. Thanks to tropical Storm Debby the lake water was nearly to the top of the wall behind the bike.

[dangratsdan]

Here is the Alumasled setting in front of a license plate P 51 Mustang called " Mustang Pilots License" that I built back in 2003 for the 100 years of flight celibration here in Wichita. The sculpture is now owned by Exploration Place, the Wichita science and childrens museum.

[Saverio]

great thread!

[Dr. Tankenstein]

WOW Dan! You are one talented artist!

Cheers,
Dr. T

[dangratsdan]

WOW Dan! You are one talented artist!

Cheers,
Dr. T

Thank, Dr. T.
People tell me I have too much time on my hands,
truth is I don't have as much time as I used to because of all the time I spend on RATRODBIKES watching all the cool stuff people build here.

[Green P1]

My "Reverse Klunker" tailgating ride in front of UNT Mean Green Apogee Stadium.

[dogdart]

The Ripper in front of the Powerboat Superleague North American Championships

[Skipton]

cool stuff guys!

Here is my Monark in front of the full moon last night.

[gcrank1]

Cool that you got Gort just off the rear wheel too

[kingfish254]

Fugsley in front of Fireworks

[kingfish254]

My RRB BO7 work in progress Flex-Liner 7 in front of Forsyth Park fountain in Savannah

[gcrank1]

Stop the presses and the girls in dresses!!!
Thats got me thinkin' I should really keep my rat 'liner now........
Lookin' good K-fish

[kingfish254]

Stop the presses and the girls in dresses!!!
Thats got me thinkin' I should really keep my rat 'liner now........
Lookin' good K-fish

Thanks crank!
How could anyone think of getting rid of a Spaceliner frame??????

[pick]

My RRBO6 build, Bad Apple at Teter Rock in the flinthills of Kansas. This is a really cool spot, in the middle of a pasture with an awesome view in all directions. A little history lesson below.

"Around the late 1870s James Teter piled rocks as a marker to guide pioneers searching for the Cottonwood River. Eventually the rocks were removed and used for construction materials. In 1954 a 16-foot-tall slab of rock was erected on this hilltop in honor of Mr. Teter."

[Skipton]

Pick,
Such a great bike, such great pics!