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LOVE this!

I have used my $15 HF cheapie, hard, for years. I used to do quite a bit of welding, and grinding, and it has held up to everything I've thrown at it, for about what -- five years now?

What I do, is spray a few squirts of Brake Kleen on them, and then vigorously rub with a rag. Bearings shine like new in an instant, and it doesn’t take very much of that stuff! Then I apply Moly grease and I’m off.

That bottom scooter is so boss, that I have no words. What a ... THING!

Re: Colson Rat That bike looks straight evil! I love it.

OMG! What was he doing, selling?

Thanks, mang. :)

there are a LOT of awesome bikes in this thread! i especially like this one. :)

Thanks so much! I love everything about bikes, and cannot wait to delve further into this site. You guys seem like a really nice bunch. :)

lol, my friend yamadevil has the same bike, only '68. those things are cool!

"Dremel" brand tools are kind of costly, but the knock-offs are really decent and priced well. i have a knock off, can't remember the brand - maybe black and decker. it's worked flawlessly for years now. :)

Here's the Haro. I cannot, for the life of me, find the 'before' pictures because they are a couple of years old, but I will! It was in bad shape, no stickers, no wheels, no nothing. :)

Hi, gang. This site looks cool! I haven’t built a ‘rod’ bike yet, but a friend and I did build quite the chopper frame a while back. I mostly clean old parts up, make 'em shine again, put them on bikes I find for cheap or free, and make someone’s day by selling the bikes at ridiculously low...

Hey, brother! Thanks for letting me know about this site! I'll post up an intro thread, here, soon. :)