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Yeah, this only my second painted bike in the stable. Find myself too over-protective with them at times. Then I say, chuck it, they're only bikes! I do love me some mint chocolate chip though! :whistle:

Smashing bookmarks like a boss. Pretty close to being done with this one. Rides super nice, quiet and smooth. It may get some pinstripe work, but not sure of the time frame for that. Scouting a good place for some final photos. See page 1 for some updates progress pics.

Put a proper seat on it. Ripped out another bookmark. See page1!:bigboss::aggressive::soapbox:

'36 Elgin Robin.

Knocked out a couple more bookmarks. See page 1 :comando:

Added a photo, got rid of my first bookmark!

Late '37 production bike.

Looks the same, it fit fine, the bolts need about 1/4" trimmed off.

Thanks, it was the light green that I had left over from my Schwinn Panther revival.

Thanks folks. I thought I would try something with the bookmarks. Instead of rummaging through pages of content, comments and updates, they can get an overview of the build on one page? Maybe?

Can't say enough about this saddle top from The_Black_Monark If you need one restored, he is a true craftsmen, his work is top notch.

Remember "Days of Thunder" ?

I think she's complete. #8 Have to give Scott aka the The_Black_Monark much kudos on this fine Mesinger restoration. I chose to keep the chassis original.

Had some issues with the 3 piece crank set up, so skip tooth it will be. Nice peaked crank, twisted heart chain ring, NOS Diamond chain. #7 As much as I liked the orange Oury grips, they get dirty way too easy. I'm one to work on a bike, then jump on it (with dirty hands most of the time) for...

Here's a close up of the stamp. #6

Mesinger to top it off. #5

Opted for an original badge instead of the repop. #4 Side stander.

Had to shorten the adapter bolts. Sakae cranks inatalled. MKS pedals. #3

Got some water slidin to do. Bicyclebones delivers once again. #2