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That is a killer project... very cool.

:39: :bigsmile:

Yup.

Now you just need to find a 96yo British bike! :thumbsup:

There's two types of LaJollas, and the Del Rio that are aluminum and look decent. I don't care for the top tube on the Del Rio...and I can find the LaJollas either cheap or close by...never cheap and close by. :grin:

Amazing transformation... great job! :rockout:

I didn't know what to think of those bars early on...but, I do now! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

The Metalloids were dirt cheap before covid...now, not so much. :blackeye:

Sorry to hear that. You got a cool bike out of it. We got to share in your build. It's not a waste, but it is a bummer. You weren't the first, you won't be the last.

No cover charges and free drinks was enough for me! :thumbsup:

Seachange? ...it's sold at Wally's.... usually about a bill and change. Weird name.

Checkerboard Vans?

Welcome to RRB! Tell us a little about yourself! :thumbsup: Jason

Love your builds, Gig... they'll be floating around on the interwebs for as long as there is an interwebs. :thumbsup:

That's probably a rare Monark. Everybody started building cantilever frames in ~'57 because Schwinn's patent ran out... Monark was done by '58. It looks like that has a Monark style mono BB to chain stay junction, so it isn't a latter rebadged Huffy. A last year Monark with a whole new frame...

...or just sub 1.5"...that opens up mini-velos, child road bikes, 24" Schwinn lightweights and copies, etc.

Great pics and a bit of knowledge!:thumbsup:

I believe you are thinking of Mr. Tick.

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