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Found a pair of 7/8 bar end motorcycle mirrors at the Amazon "Binz" store for $4.

I've been riding the Electra Townie I picked up and refurbished.

To get it roadworthy the entire shifting linkage, shifter, cable and axle bell had to be replaced, needed a left crank arm and a chain wheel. I put a sealed 68mm bottom bracket in it too. So now I've got about $75 in a good running Electra.

Did someone already post this?

So cool!

Faux wood rims replicating early wood rims https://ratrodbikes.com/threads/faux-wood-rims.110705/#post-1130216

Really like the grip lights.

Added the cabinet on the left to consolidate several specialty boxes. Added wheels and a polyurethane top to a file cabinet to make a machine stand.

If the guide doesn't point them out, many of them are hanging from the rafters. While a general store, it's almost a warehouse.

Well, there is a bike in the background. It is still general truth that applies to bikes.😄

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If you all are ever at St. Augustine Florida, there is an old general store attraction in front of the Old Jail attraction. The general store has many drive shaft bikes hanging on display.

Here is what I'm listening to. My favorite banjo player has passed. Ben Eldridge passed on the 14th at age 85. He was a founding member of the contemporary bluegrass band the Seldom Scene. In this clip Big Train to Memphis, Ben is often out of the footage, stage left. It seems somehow...

Sold the Canal Crawler yesterday. It now resides on The Gulf Coast's Pine Island.

This one was actually on Garbage Day, but on Market Place. An Electra, Towne 3S. Three speed coaster with a suspension fork. Got it for $20. All the shift linkage is toast. However, if I manually move the hub with the shift rod it transitions smoothly through all the gears. I think there is...

Ha, ha, the guy that works on my security alarm (needful in Florida), saw it on my work bench and basically said the same thing.

Couple of new items I should have added to my shop long ago. A 8 x 11" plastic grid that holds 158 1/4" drive hex bits. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V5KQSVH/ref=sspa_mw_detail_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9kZXRhaWw Thread identifier, male and female thread sizer for metric...