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Love your style and the attention to the details…most excellent!

Gee, what a beauty! Nice!!!

Having an idea and accomplishing it…is the fun part of building. My hats off to you.

Really cool! Did you know that springer fork style was commonly used around the early 1900's?

So much to be learned from this build.

Very, very nice!

Great back story…nice work!

This is one of the many rides I missed out seeing until now. This is one stellar build!

Thanks to everyone for the kudos…I wished everything was smooth sailing on this build…but if it were, the outcome wouldn't have been the same. Unlike my other builds this ride is incredibly fun to pedal (do to its 3 speed). It certainly is a head turner! :happy:

Those bars were once owned by Kingfish…he kindly sold them to me. They certainly are unusual, and are more appropriate for a motorcycle, (the O.D. is an inch)! A standard bicycle grip or brake lever doesn't fit. It's one of the reasons it overwhelmed Brian's (Kingfish) bike. I had to rework...

Thanks, it took a minute for it to come together. I'm not a big fan of choppers either…but that vintage fork pretty much determined the direction it needed to go in. I didn't want to chop it up for a wide front wheel. I wasn't sure about the final direction either? Initially I wanted to trick...

I forgot to mention the bike does appear to be in flight because of those wing bars…thanks!

Thanks everyone…I'm sorry I haven't been replying or responding to this years posts, I'm trying to get so much done at home. I don't have the time to view the many great builds…only a hand few. Those that I've seen are all spectacular! Come Monday I'll have the time to really discern the...

“Fenix” is a different twist on the name of a mythological bird that regenerated new life from ashes. The legendary bird recycles its own life in the legends of different cultures; Egyptian, Chinese, and Greek. The Back Story This bike had many transformations over the months…I...

I'm finally done…I'll post pics later.

I had determined to stay home this year and take photos at this one special place that's always intrigued me. Yesterday morning I went by there for my shoot, only to be stopped at the entry by yellow tape, several police cars and officers. An officer alluding, "the place was shut down for the...

I'm done…nothing left to do. Tomorrow I'm heading out to take my final photos...wish me luck.

I had some time today, so I decided to add a little "cush" to the metal pan saddle. i wasn't feeling the bird icon (too Germanic) so I decided to soften the seat with faux gator.

I guess I'll need to incorporate a playbook with each of my builds?:grin::happy::21: see post#179

That springer left the building long ago…but thanks for refreshing my memory. Now where the heck did I put that springer?