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What Kevin said. Not only does that frame look awesome (and will look even better once painted) I for one would be glad to trust my 225 lbs on that frame-I have no doubt it would get me to my destination in one piece. Well, once you have a chain and brakes on it of course. :113: As to...

I feel your pain Rebel_56... Back in late December (before the snow and ice) I was slicing a tube lengthwise while holding the other end on my index finger. No, I did not slice into my finger, I was quite careful in that regard. However, when the rest of the tube deformed slightly due to the...

Well, i'm as amateur as they get, but... Everybody I know complains when components (metal or hard plastic) start eating at the paint-although some components come with rubber inserts I find that my favorite material has become leather cloth (thin leather with cloth back I use to re-cover...

Oh, that's...exquisite. I too feel stirrings for this magnificent creature. I believe that standard protocol demands that we Duel by moonlight.... Oh wait, this Gentlemen's Guide to Etiquette is dated 1673-sorry, never mind, let me check the 2015 version.... (exeunt to local Library)

(Minion Voice) ooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooohhhh..... (End Minion Voice) :113:

That-is one heck of a Retro frame! I love the headlight-but are you going for the original bulb or are you going to LED it?

Amazing build! I can't wait to see the final flourishes...

Cycle Truck? Cycle Truck? EEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! (grabs popcorn)

If you can't borrow a decent welder, have you considered brazing now that you've got it tacked? A $30 MAAP torch a spare $10 bottle and $15 or so in bronze rod might be enough to finish the job you started... BTW, considering that you're stick welding thin tube, I don't think those welds are...

I love 20" frames! They're cheap and plentiful, so that when I invariably screw something up i've not wasted a lot of money, er...:oops::oops::oops: But enough about me, let's see what you do with yours...

Nice! Strong, beefy cranks they are too... I give you about three days, Dr Banner. :crazy:

Brilliant! :rockout:

Space in my tiny 8'X8' "workshop" and Money...

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Wait, May 1st? RRB-BO #10? (searches Forum for Rules) oooOOOOOOOOOOOoooooohhhh. :) The weather's finally warmed up, I have MAAP gas and wire, some scrap wood and bolts for a 'Possibly Passable' jig...I take it this is another Open Category? Time to find some cheap parts...

Sooooo....did you get the insurance yet? I'll loan you my sledgehammer...:21:

Well, i'm not ashamed to say I voted for both of the Motored bikes this time-but it was because both the 1910 Indian and the Bhuzzard screamed 'functional priceless working antique found in a barn' at me as hard as they could... I also voted for the Plus Bike for a completely different...

How to decide....so many wonderful builds...how? I SHALL LET THE COIN DECIDE!!!!! (flip) Oh, right. Only works for Binary choices, I reckon... :oops:

Do you want to just buy one-or...experiment a little? o_O Some non-standard solutions: http://www.instructables.com/id/Steel-and-Wood-Bicycle-Cargo-Rack/ http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Scrappy-Bike-Rack/ http://www.instructables.com/id/The-incredible-Rim-Rack/ Now i'm not saying...