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As far as the painting goes, I could almost see you just touching up the existing colors, repairing the seat with blue Duct Tape and Fauxtina-ing the whole thing with some amber Shellac-just a thought...

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I love love LOVE that stuff right there! :inlove: It highlights and antiques my handmade guitars, it pulls into and blends with cracked old varnish like it was a glue (for restorations), and because it thins with alcohol I can do touch-ups on nitrocellulose and other finishes with Magic Marker...

:13::13::inlove::heart::thumbsup::inlove::thumbsup: Translation-Oh that is awesome and I want one...even though in NC it won't be allowed under the new Moped/Scooter codes-maybe it could have been grandfathered in? Karl-I don't suppose you're lucky enough to have that bike still kicking...

Very nice, wonderful color and details, clean lines. I'd have included the rear rack myself for the practicality of it, but looks cleaner without it-I love the handlebars grips and head badge to death!

" One of US, one of US, Gooble Gobble...." https://cigarboxnation.com/photo/photo/listForContributor?screenName=0ds7etk4kaq77 My condolences on our shared obsession. :21:

:inlove::heart::rockout::inlove::rockout::41::heart::rockout::41::cry: (In brief-Is Speechless in Awe)

(Grabs the BIG Bowl of Popcorn and settles in....) :thumbsup:

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What he said!

That simple Pivot joint just might work IF it was flexible enough. Some of the early Cyclecars of the 20th century had a single-point steering setup and i'm told that they worked well enough.... I imagine there was a little 'bump-steer' at high speeds (45+ MPH)but the Falcon and similar...

WELL NOW...... (Watching)

Since I can't play worth crap (partly lack of time, partly Arthritis) I just roll my own out of scrap: At any rate, i'm in Lockdown now, so maybe I can practice a bit-oh who am I kidding, i've already torn apart a cheap broken Uke and getting ready to make a new Uke from the neck and a...

Well, I consider Bamboo to be an excellent material for Bikes-a bit trickier to work with than cro-moly and a torch, but very rewarding... And MazdaFlyer, as far as i'm concerned you can build with PVC, Jute twine, Crazy Glue and parts from a wrecked Baby carriage and i'll still cheer you on...

I am BY NO MEANS an experienced builder-but I am by nature a desperate scrounger....:grin: A piece of strap steel (roughly as ductile as the ones that fasten brake arms on the Coaster rims, or just a little harder) will work wonders. Bend two strips of steel 90 degrees and attach to the...

I seldom deliberately sold any of my bikes. I have been known to give away a few though. My lovely old 1970 Schwinn single-speed cruiser went to a cousin when I had to move from Goldsboro to be nearer to my Grandparents...my precious 1980 Emery was given to my neighbor when I went to...

Words fail me. So... :praise::praise::inlove::inlove::praise::praise::inlove::hi::hi::praise::praise::inlove::inlove::praise::praise:

I would be utterly TERRIFIED to ride that thing! It reminds me too much of my 7-year-old self on a $10 adult male Schwinn...who wasn't scared at all oddly enough... Sigh. I'm old. :( Still young enough to be a little jealous of you though...love the design! :inlove:

Oh Heck...are you building a Musclebike/Tallbike? With a Springer to boot? (pastes an '11' on his Cool Dial). :praise::praise::praise::praise:

Ooooooooooooooooh! :inlove: