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Oddly, I didn't see any post for this event yet! 18th - Louisiana Bicycle Festival JUNE 16, 2018 The Saturday Before Father's Day In Abita Springs http://www.labicyclefestival.com

Looking for a Dyno Roadster chainguard

Thanks for posting this Kokomo bike! I measured the hub, and it appears they also left enough aluminum that I can cut either one down and thread on disc brake adapters. https://www.ebay.com/i/292044349903?chn=ps I think these wheels might be going on my next build painted either fire truck or...

Here's those 26" red wall slicks that are rated for 50 PSI. I wish they were a tad bit wider. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-OF-SLICK-BLACK-RED-WALL-MOUNTAIN-BIKE-TIRES-26-X-2-10-LS077-SMOOTH-THREAD-/192114922594

My straps are rubber, however I carry some 2” blue painters tape with me and just stick a small piece or two on my polished wheels so that even the rubber pads on the straps don’t scuff them.

This rack was the best one I could find that would still work for my stretched out cruisers and not scratch or rub on the frame. I guess I got lucky as I found mine on craigslist barely used for $150...

Very cool project indeed! The early 80's Mongoose's had some of the prettiest and cleanest welds to ever grace a chrome frame of any mass-produced bmx bicycle of the time.

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This was all they had to say on Facebook, and then not so long afterwards I noticed the forum wasn't working anymore. https://www.facebook.com/Electra-Bike-Forums-158675020858378/ Electra Bike Forums shared Jimmy Peek's photo. September 23, 2014 · To all our EBF Family… due to low attendance...

This guy does the best ones. https://www.facebook.com/Thompson-Classic-Bicycle-Components-1684293098545033/ http://ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/coke-bottle-grips-ball-end-grips-leather-seats-thompson-classic-bicycle-components.87850/

It would be cool to build a ratty rear wheel steering bicycle.

Give Sheldon's seat post size database a try. I remember alot of the 80's coming with seatpost shims. http://sheldonbrown.com/seatpost-sizes-m-z.html Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You could possibly use a 13/16" to 7/8" shim or sleeve , I've had to use these on a few builds because finding a 13/16" post is slim pickings. http://www.ebay.com/itm/311712971489

I'm not trying to argue If we was talking drilling out skinny road bike or cross country mountain bike rims, because yeah I'd stay away from drilling them out too. As far as cruiser or BMX steel or aluminum wheels go I have yet to ever have one crack on me from enlarging the holes for 12g...

If you only need to go back about 3" this post is bullet proof and is very well made. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fishbone-Little-Bone-chromoly-BMX-bicycle-seatpost-22-2mm-CHROME-NOS-/201533283623?hash=item2eec51dd27:g:QmYAAOSwzgRW1ly8 if you need to lay back further, look for any old school bmx...

Nice Find! I never knew GT made a cool hybrid like this. I wonder if this is one of Pacific bicycles early attempts at expanding the GT line.

Yes the particle board isn't used because it's cheap, it's used because its less prone to resonate or vibrate like solid wood or plywood does. I'm kind of surprised you didn't find any fiberglass insulation in those old boxes as well. Some of the older 80's and 90's MDF material was sometimes...

:doh: I believe I misunderstood your question. Now If you added a three speed crankset to your current bottom bracket with a front derailleur and chain tensioner there's no reason why that shouldn't work. There are a many special needs hand pedal bicycles set up this way so that the person...

How about a Recumbent? http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Autocanoe-Amphibious-Recumbent-Pedal-Canoe-Plans-A-bicycle-paddlewheeler-/130768022966?epid=1433252013&hash=item1e7261adb6:m:mowbfysRiFoK0HlHSpT3IyA