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"Roadmaster" from the winter build off that never got past a pile of parts. Finally got this thing painted, single stage enamel. Minty green with some orange accents. It will be pretty basic and clean. And comfortable to ride, which is pretty important for me. Bookmarking so I can show...

Update on this one. Lost the rack, buffed out the paint with some Flitz, Johns tires and a set of drop center wheels.

Changed this one up a bit. (And put the Flitz to it!)

'38 Shelby built Hiawatha. Frameset from Nick and Darcy.

Thanks! Here's a close up before the long pull Torrington bars went on.

This barn is located in Mooresville NC off of HWY 150, a short drive from my neigborhood. Stopped by the other day to snap some pics of my '48 Roadmaster. (Frameset purchased from ind-chuck.)

And probably my favorite rider.

And this one has been liberated. Free of the fenders, different wheelset, and working on a light project.

Updated this one. Some og wheels in the same maroon color with Allstate Safety Treads, and some long pull Torrington bars and crusty ball end grips.

I've always liked the simplicity of the camelback frames. Nice bike man.

Thanks Ted. Painters have been swamped, I've been wide open since mid Jan. It's all good!

Looking for the "throwing in the towel emoticon." Got primer on the frame and forks last night. Sadly, I'm out. Probably start a build thread or put this one on the back burner for the next build-off. Peace.

Haha, I know. Deadlines at work AND play. My plan is to use the light green in single stage left over from my Panther build. Pinstriping is out of the question for the deadline, but will be added upon completion. Here is the light green I'm talking about. I think the contrast with the orange...

Sooooo, hung up in the paint shop. That's as far as its gotten. Painters have been swamped with their real jobs. Hopefully will be done before next week. (Sad face)

Dang, sorry I didn't see your reply. It's a 60 something Schwinn Pixie. Yep, solid tires. Found this bike discarded in the woods no telling how long ago. Got a back wheel for it, new chain, and a seat repair and here it is.

Got it rollin finally. Kept the og and built some black Velocity Blunt 35's on some nice original New Departure hubs and Wheelsmith stainless spokes. Got a little more color out of the frame and cleaned the darts up a bit. Added a Wald axle mount kick stand to keep her upright.

Still empty handed hunting for a tank for my Falcon. Pulled the rain gutter fenders off, slapped some Fat Franks on. Rides like buttah.

Updated photo with tank.

It's a 1940 bike. The chainring is common on other Westfield built bikes. (Afik.)

No faux.