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With this repeated seasonal frenzy repeated annually around the better half's pond, one might logically question just what the influence of that water may be. Check all of his pictures for any evidence of drinking apparatus or an I.V. line. There's just something fishy about that water...

A decade long study of the Kingfish bicycle builds reveals a repeating pattern during the May to September period. As this Doodadery Selection and Action Graph clearly exhibits you'll may witness distinctive variations of both the: Over the Toppery line (in red) and the Back Offery line (in...

Every inch an exhibition piece thus far Mr. Kingfish. As Wayne and Garth might exclaim ... 'Hexce11ent! ...Hexce11ent! Just an aside: have you ever noticed that Jesse James speaks like Garth? Not that there's anything wrong with that.

PM Sent Joe.

Here’s a wanna bee’ I spotted a few years ago. Same Same but Different

....and SOLD! The frame set just went to a new home and the wheel set remains in my wheel depository. The nice gentleman also left this solid Brass ship light as part of our agreement. I wish I was into American bikes 20 years ago when I drove long haul from Toronto to South Texas every week...

I couldn’t just leave the frame laying around so it’s now sporting the 7 speed set from the Colson. I’ve had that wheel set a very long time and used it on my Build Off bike years ago. I’ve long considered mating a nice old rim set with those hubs.

I’m in Canada Wizzletooth,so we likely don’t want to go there because of shipping costs and it’s a loooong way to Tucson! But...there are items I’d liberally trade for if one was so inclined. It’s posted locally as shown for @$250 Cdn. ($187US). Is that reasonable?

Yes the Felt is Aluminum with very nice welds. I thought I’d try the wheel set out on the Colson first. I think I’d have fitment issues with the springer on my Colorflow fork. Maybe later though... .

I just decided to try a little clean up on the frame and what was hidden under the spray bomb is in very good condition. I’m still keeping the rims & rubbers and think this frame will now find a new home much easier.

Thanks for the caution.

I trust your advice Steve. Thank you.

Apparently the paint and decal graphics are really nice under that coat of darkness. I bought the bike yesterday primarily for the killer wheels and tires. Do you have any tips in overspray removal from tires? I don’t think I’ll invest any time on the frame paint, but if you know of a quick...

I spotted the post yesterday as I checked out a few random threads from the archives. 'Show Me Your ...20" bikes with 26" forks' thread.

Once again it started with a cool frame and fork comb-o-nation and rolls to a finish with the lock-in down the 'Nanner and loading up the springs! I also noted consistent drivetrain installations in the time I've had the pleasure to follow your builds. Congratulations and Thank you.

Hey Brett, You Lucky guy finding a Zephyr frame in the first place and then building such a clean classy ride. “I’d Ride That” I’ve been hoping to stumble upon a headlight speedo combo one day and that one is sweeeet, and that saddle of yours...Nice. Oh...the Magna tear drop peddles from your...

That's a very 'Full' Monty front end design that you dared to pull off. I hope you'll enjoy comfortably riding Full Monty everywhere you go.

I've long considered and often imagined a Gene Winfield type of fade job on a bike by rattle can, so look forward to learning from any of your possible challenges and techniques. ....whenever you're ready

Hidey Ho Oddjob, we're wondering if you scratched any ideas off your 'Bucket' list? Oh and by the way neighbour, did you happen to know that the earliest use of the helmet was about 900BC by the Assyrian soldiers? The helmets were fashioned from leather and bronze.....