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One of my current projects. Need a seat, rear fender, tank and chainguard. I may go with a different stem and the tires don't fit very well. Before After some cleaning.

I just got this on Thursday. Of course it rained all day :roll: I love the way it rides, but I do plan on changing a few things. I changed the seat to a Masi with double springs and rivets across the back. I would like to either add truss rods to the fork or switch it to a tubular w/ triple...

As I mentioned in the discussion area, this will be a tribute to the first Indian boardtrack bike. George Hendee was the president of Indian motorcycles. I'm starting with the pile o parts in the bottom picture. Early 70s Schwinn continental frame, 28" wheels from oldy57, dogleg crank, etc...

Mr boardtracker, that turned out great! Mine seems redundant now! Sensor, I think you mentioned that you found a match. What did you do with them? I am still collecting parts for my build. Maybe tonight I will get some pictures and start a thread.

I have a frame fer ya... Just pay shipping and its yers.... Thanks, I have a few Schwinn diamond frames. The ideal frame would be a diamond frame that has rearward facing drop-outs and accepts 28" wheels and tires. I may just use a Schwinn racer or Continental that I have.

I guess I'm in. I have a few parts lined up, but I am missing the main ingredient (the frame). The inspiration pictured below.

That came out great! :mrgreen:

Another great looking build. I think you need keep building more! You can ship them to me for storage.

Any luck?

Great looking build! The stem and seat post came out great. A vintage water slide decal would look great on that black paint.

Nice save! I love that crank set.

I traded a nice Hawthorne Deluxe frame and fork to oldy57 a few years ago. Pm him and see if he still has it. Good luck. That will be a great looking bike when you are done. :mrgreen:

Still collecting parts! Unfortunately the majority of the car is stored at my grandfathers about a hour away. I hope to start putting the suspension on the frame in the next few weeks. I don't have much of an excuse with the engine. That is here in my garage. I'm kind of intimidated with...

Not mine. I got the picture from a blog. I think it was taken at the Oakland Roadster show.

Very cool bike! I think Sensor is right. You just need to spread the fork legs to get the axle in. This has worked for me in the past. I also have a catalog from the turn of the century that has a fork spreading tool. Good luck and be sure to post pictures when you get it done! :mrgreen:

Part sled part wagon! Looks like lots of fun and maybe a little road rash!

My Zep.

My 20 minute klunker. Took about 20 minutes to build from parts I had laying around. Fun bike, but I would like a better seat. Pile of leftovers! Made some changes! I have some red anodized rims to lace up for it. I would also like to get some shorter crank arms (it has 175mm arms now).