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well, my time with the bike was short lived. Bob Dylan was here for rehearsal for 3 days before playing in Woodinville, Wa. One of his roadies, Jason saw the bike and fell in love with it. It has moved on to tour the United States.

installed the bb adapter and some better cranks

my political opinion is part of the new inspiration

"working some OT" at ye olde whippin' post tonight. Got the rear widened and the new support welded in place. Gonna weld and grind to make it pretty.

the look is growing closer to what I imagined

little more room

time to start stretching the backside

This young fella will hook you up. I have bought 4 or 5 from him now. Always good stuff in a good timeframe. http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?members/slowriderz.13061/

New seatpost is here!

my son said it needed to be "test ridden". Yep, still rideable!

I can honestly say over the past few days I feel a lot better. Septic service restored, topsoil going down for new grass, my son got the DR's okay to ride again (he raced cruiser class yesterday and won his 1st race back!) and I'm playin' pedalcycles with you fine folks!

Why not a 24 x 3 fatty Kenda photo op as well? Keep in mind this will be fitted to the 4 speed Nexus hub from the mixtie.

I'm not 100% sure where this is going, but here is the standard issue handlebar flip and dip conversion to insta-tracker photo.

I had some random part laying around, plus I wanted to buy a Monarch style springer fork for a long time. A bolt on disk hub, 700c hoop, and a take off mechanical disk brake sounded like a great combination.

As you can tell, I needed used cycle shopping therapy to level myself out. A $10.00 Murray with a flower pattern front tire was my answer.

Here the stress reached the moon.

here is the start of the stress relief

ahhh yes, the title. We live in a home that was built in the 1960's. The aging septic system finally gave out, leaving us to go to family members homes to shower, laundry mat to wash our clothes, and renting a sani-can to avoid the use of a lovely chamber pot from medieval times. Let me tell...

aaaaaaaaaaaand I'm in. I purchased this bike at the University Of Washington Police department annual bike sale. I waited in line for an hour and 45 minutes for the doors to open at 9:00AM. Roughly 200 bikes available and I was 65-80 back in line. Each person was allowed to buy 2 complete bikes...