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I've had a set of Wald handlebars, a basket, and a chainring. They've been left outside for the last couple of years. The basket still looks brand new, and chainring has a little rust, and the handlebars have no chrome left, all rust. In other words, YMMV.

I've been on the bike as much as I can for the last couple of days, and it hasn't turned on me at all. It also hasn't slipped. I'm quite shocked that it is holding as good as it is. I want to use this product...

Here's the video, not good quality, but I figured I'd post it anyway. There doesn't seem to be many videos of people riding these really low-seat bikes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyx-r3uA6LU

Here's a couple of photos of my updated bike. It's a Huffy Mission Bay cruiser from around the turn of the (this :mrgreen: ) century. I'm guessing it's what later became the Cranbrook. Here's how it sat a couple years ago: And here's what I did yesterday: Notice the seatpost attachment...

The paint holds up really well to the flexing of the seat, but it chips off the grips a little easy. The grips don't really have any texture to them so that may be the reason. As long as I'm careful about where I flip my bike over to work on it everything's ok. I've resprayed them once and...

Hey everyone, I've been lurking here for a little while and I love the bikes. It's really amazing what some of you guys can do to old/low cost bikes. I'm fotunate enough to have been given a newish (read Chinese) Huffy beach cruiser. Some of my parents' friends had moved and gave them a pair...