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Glad that tip came in handy for you Funk! As King said, seeing issues get work arounds and solutions come up is always the best part of these build-off's.

This thing is massive!

Really looking forward to seeing those timber pieces painted!

Thanks for sharing the pics of the local bikes, some very cool stuff!

I hope that Engine paint works for mimicking gold anodizing, that is one thing I love!

That tank is looking good!

Loving this!

Loving the attention to detail you always bring TRM!

The old red/brown patina against those new tires looks perfect!

You made riding that look way too easy!

Those cable guides are great!

That frame is looking crazy!

Howdy all, sorry been away for a few days... Had a couple of emergencies at my folks place, first the sewerage backed up and then the power went wonky. (Unrelated causes thankfully!) Got an electrician in to get the power back on, but looks like a bit of upgrading will be happening in the near...

Went to the dump shop for more parts today and one of the volunteers inquired what I was building with broken bike parts and the like, so I showed some pics of my builds, and after inviting another volunteer over and talking with him, they invited me to enter the "Waste to Art" statewide...

:21: Exactly what I was thinking! I have the entire 5 book trilogy and a few others! Glad you like my craziness! Feel free to steal any ideas you want or ask any questions you need! :rockout: Thanks Jude! Pedro was surprisingly agile! The wheel from Pedro is still on Pedro, that was a 13"...

Beautiful starting points and beautiful progress with those stripes, looking forward to the next update!

I have never actually serviced a freewheel, rebuilt a coaster hub, but freewheels are next level with those tiny ball bearings!

Cool wheels!

Nice work getting that fork bolt attached, the skirt guards look amazing, I hope you can make them work.

The fork dropouts are looking awesome, I like that you can adjust the ride height to perfect the stance.