Post your motor and non-motored Boardtrack bikes

[Lowlife Lucas]

Here's mine I'm currently working on. It's a custom built frame, all I started with was a rear triangle and a head tube with part of the upper and lower tube, and a little bit of a fork and a bb bracket and part of the rear triangle that was on it. I came up with the rest from random stuff.

 

[Araya51]

A work in progress, my 1953 Schwinn in boardtrack mode, I'm thinking of building it into a crossbreed between a klunker and a boardtrack racer.

I have a question.. What tires are you running on your project.?? Been looking for a pair of tires like those for my 26" BMX project that I'm working on.. I also like those Heavy Dutie wheels too.
I like the concept of your Build by the way..

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Those tires are from an old huffy I had, I'll look later to see exactly what they are.

 

[sportscarpat]

Here is a picture of my latest pedal power boardie. It's built on a brand new Sportsman Flyer bicycle frame.


Sportsman Pedal Bikes by Sportsman Flyer, on Flickr


Sportsman Pedal Bikes by Sportsman Flyer, on Flickr


Sportsman Pedal Bikes by Sportsman Flyer, on Flickr

 

[Araya51]

Those tires are from an old huffy I had, I'll look later to see exactly what they are.

Dit you ever figure out what tires you have on your cruiser.?

 

[kingfish254]

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What a wicked bike! Fun to look back on the wealth of cool bikes buried within the pages of RRB!

 

[kingfish254]

This is one of the builds that first drew me to RRB.

 

[mikeeebikey]

My Versions 8)

I know this member is long gone, but his bike is legendary for me!

 

[papa joey]

My 80s murray turned boardtracker(still in progress)

 

[Onlybackroads]

Hey everyone, new to the site and newly interested in board trackers. I'd like to build one some day, any suggestions on a good frame to start with? I want to build something similar to an early 1900's motorcycle with one of those 80cc engine kits. There's some awesome builds on this thread y'all!

 

[deven_science]

Hey everyone, new to the site and newly interested in board trackers. I'd like to build one some day, any suggestions on a good frame to start with? I want to build something similar to an early 1900's motorcycle with one of those 80cc engine kits. There's some awesome builds on this thread y'all!

If you truly want it to look like the early 1900s, then I would just suggest a rigid plain mountain bike frame. They have very similar simple lines, like the earliest bikes and motorcycles.

 

[arphillips71]

Almost ready for summer.

 

[Pookie42]

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[arphillips71]

Got the hoops painted and the tank mounted today

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[dodgylee]

Here's one of mine, Redondo beach cruiser frame, springers, retro tires and disc brake conversion.

 

[dodgylee]

Another of mine, went for a real old look on this one, rides fantastic

 

[Braindead]

My 1939 monark 5 bar fully rebuilded by me can't wait for the snow to melt to take it for a cruise


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[PepperTreeGarage]

 

[JonasL]

Heres mine. Not a real boardtracker, just a quick mock-up on my old road bike. Changed bar and brooks.

Another:

Gruss Jonas

 

[Mark Phillips]

Here is my 1st build. It is a 1945 Roadmaster with a custom tank.

Here is my 2nd build. It is a 1952 Schwinn Panther.
It was inspired by one of Sportscarpats Panther bikes.