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where is the KLR? liking the KOS, reminds me of the monocog I had a while back.

maybe a seat for the pilot? awesome score!

welcome

The Elgin came out fantastic Jane.

I made this from a typical kids buggy. had to modify the axle for more height but otherwise was pretty straight forward. All western red cedar. nothing too fancy, it was for a trade deal..

Just picked up a rough Visage freestyle bmx carcass. these might be unusual but not "rare"? I'll get some pics up in a bit. Not planning on keeping it.. If anyone have any info on serial #'s and so forth pls let me know

New Hampton, right in the heart of the Lakes Region.

I tried to put together a central NH ride for 3 years... I'd be up for planning it again if there was genuine interest, I think we might just be too spread out or something. Dunno

stunning. I was fortunate to visit Perth and Sydney but did not get to visit anything inland. You have a beautiful country!

tires for those things are weird. 26 x 1-3/8" or something. The war ate up all the steel so as a result bikes became "lightweights". (IMHO) Chainring and stem made me think Huffman at first also but the chain ring would have originally been blacked out to match the cranks so those parts were...

±41 Westfield built bike. Wartime black out.

a few years back I bought some NOS New Departure bearings, possibly in their original glass tubes? anyway, could never bring myself to use them ..lol!

Nice..

stick shift on the seat tube really isn't that inconvenient. This one is Shimano.

that was my winter build off bike that had a 3 speed auto wheelset. Hub works pretty well, sometimes its annoying that the hub cant see hills coming and shifts when you're just building up momentum. Worked fine in the pouring rain last weekend.. I need someone to hack he control box so I can...

Phew, glad you got that all sorted out. BTW, last weekend I ran over Leif's bike, subsequently I am looking for a 20 kids bike with coaster brake. he'll outgrow it by next summer so I'm not looking to make a significant investment. I can salvage his fork/front wheel & bars but otherwise it's...

Just an FYI for those that use bikeflights. When getting a quote, add on $5. Because if or when you use that same info (zip code, package size and weigh, drop off date, etc.) to purchase a label, $5 gets tacked on at checkout if you are having the package delivered to a residence.

I researched one of these British Indians a couple of summers ago. I remember getting info that Dunelt was using the name as the US company had let it's copyright lapse or something of that nature. I suppose it's possible that Raleigh was making most other brands, much like the 3 major Chinese...

I had the best results with Desolv-it.