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Taking notes bump. Like the various renditions.

This is super cool. Love the pics. Taking notes. Nice work. \m/:rockout:\m/

I'm bumping this topic as I have a lot to add. Been progressing my bike building ideas. I said @LukeTheJoker his handy work made me want a welder....well I got one. Been following him a and @deven_science from here as well as couple others on building. Been amassing frames and loose parts to...

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These are the three I picked up. @rrtbike And that is what I was thinking @Dizzle Problems , the MotoGlide came with an internal 4-spd but on the Motos I believe are a gusseted frame, meaning a plate at the headtube. I wonder what type of cable guides those frames came with.....

I am a huge GT fan. In turn I love Dyno cruiser builds, of which I have a few. However this one is a new one on me. A weekend or two ago I picked up a few Dyno frames, 2-26", 1-24", a KK stretch and a tank. All good future projects and whatever but I came across something I have not seen and am...

Sounds as if I should reconsider the trade. $250 pushing it to 3 is too much to try and get and basically breakeven. I really appreciate the advice.

I do not have this bike. It is coming to me as a trade. This isn't my niche so I am asking the knowledgeable group here what is appropriate. I have no idea what to sell this for if I make the trade. Bike is supposedly 100% original to the seat and tires. Even has frame decals. Help me...

Your creativity never ceases to amaze me!

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The build was simple: tear down, polish, sticker and reassemble. Used an abundance of Phil Wood grease and Tri-flow lube, may staples. Chrome was immaculate and didn't need anything but a degreaser scrub and a wash. Didn't even have to use anything abrasive, the only rash on it was the forks...

Came up on this 1985 GT 24" cruiser on a deal with my brother. More if a rebuild than anything, I disassembled to the bolts, degreased, hand washed and polished, and reassembly. Added some hardware and accessories, some new, some left over and she came out almost like new. I love this...

@RustyGold Digging into my sticker bag, knowing I had some GT coins.......and found these were different. The wing and OG coin are from a sticker pack I got online. The 3 on the right are from my former hookups as I know they are right from the GT race tent. My questions are these: - is...

She' getting a polishing this weekend. Chrome came out nice and bright. Only real damage was a small spot oon the forks. The foiled OE replica sticker kit will actually cover it too! This thing is in really good shape! Picked up an Odyssey cable and some Ame grips at the LBS and its on.

These are super cool Josh. Very original.

Cool. Will talk then. If we work something out Raf, maybe you can work out that boombox!

Just as a note: i will be passing on the two extra sprockets and any extra chain length when the operation happens. So if you are interested, let me know.

Yes indeed! Never really told anyone the deal, but yeah. Pads and sticker set were ordered within a hour lol! This morning tore her down to the bolts. Gonna polish up real good. You rock.

Ok....when I googled leads I found a couple posts from around the web that points to a 1962 Murray Sears Flightliner. I honestly thought this bike was late 60s, but the posts i seen were from owners...... need to find serial #s....