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Love it. I like it even more because it gets ridden. Good job.

Nice. I asked the seller a few times (several) about the bike and he didn't seem to motivated to sell. Glad you got it, you did it well.

Looks killer. Was this the long time Craigslist bike?

His vids are where I learned about Sturmey Archer 3 speed adjustments. Crazy guy, very knowledgeable. Also the 50/50 mix of acetone and ATF for rusted parts.

My Dad was getting ready to put some pipe insulation "pads" (on the trunk of the Monte Carlo) on my bike. Wrapped em up with duct tape and voila. I was bullet proof after that!

Later on converted it to a bmx'er.

Haha yep, helmets schmelmets. It was a cool on too, metallic purple with a yellow bubble visor. Those were the days. I'll be 49 in September. I feel every bit of 44. :crazy:

This Ross was my first bike. Here's the day I learned how to ride. Circa 1975ish. Check the helmet placement.

Consider me inspired. Pure awesomeness.

Never had a desire to build or own one, till I saw this vid. Bad to the bone :rockout:

'37 CWC Roadmaster.

Updated Pope.

Back to the top with the green bikes! Minty.

'37 CWC Roadmaster.

Thank you!

Changed this one up a bit. Nice og paint wheelset, replaced the guard, finished up my light project and added a new brake arm strap and jewel reflector.

Antique spoon for brake strap and a 3 button jewel to hook it up. 1847 patent date, pretty cool. Got this one from Dave at Wheeled Relics. He's got more.

Thanks Kenny! Yes, they're solid everyday bikes. Stylish yet functional!:21::rofl:

1940 Pope badged Westfield.

My '36.