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Yes, there is a little more room between the seat and chain stays with the shorter 24" wheel. So instead of a 26 x 2.125 you could run a 2.3 or bigger in some cases.

Okay, finally found the sweet machine I was looking for. Posted in "show us your Elgins", by joelromeo79.

Excellent. Bravo sir.

The Pope.

Yes they do. We should go for a cruise together sometime. ;)

Here it is today. Took it back to where it should be, crusty. Got a nice, ratty set of long pull Torrington bars for it. This was my first pre-war bike.

'48 Roadmaster badged Cleveland Welding bike. Got the frame and fork in and built it up with parts on hand. Probably my favorite frame style. Has some nice paint left.

This is going to be good. :rockout:

Love those frames. I have a twin to that one except opposite color scheme.

Man, nice work. Love your decision on the single stage. Spoiler on the color scheme?

Bougainvillea has a more sinister feel. Not quite a cactus, but definitely tougher than a raspberry. :bigboss: (Not edible though!)

Sweet!

Yes sir. That came out real nice. Good results with the tank as well!

This was a local pickup only ebay buy. I really dig the lines of the frame and I've always loved the coffin chainrings. Although a repaint, it was done well and looks decent. Here it is when I got it. First transformation, stripped off the unnecessary items and added new tires, a tank and a...

Oh snaps! Schaaaweeeet!

Maaaan, I'm getting stretch fever again.

I think it's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Very nice lines, great patina. Love those badges too. :113:

Okay gotcha. Thanks Adam.

This is going to be wild. Clamps will def be a big improvement over the stock ones.