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It only has a one car garage but there is a car port as well. - by Gigmata

I am thinking of doing a raffle for this bike. What do you folks think? It'll help with fixing up the house. I'll need to buy a more efficient car too. - by Gigmata

CeeBee answered that one for me. I rarely throw anything away so there maybe a chance to buy inexpensively or get for free the stuff I churn out while learning. I plan to keep using aluminum because it won't rust. - by Gigmata

Work and the house buying process take up nearly all my time. Tonight I spent about 2 hours on cables but it doesn't look like it. It really feels like I have a long way to go. I had better hurry. Soon I will need to pull up stakes and head off to the new place. At least there I have a...

It looks like I just might finish this build-off in time. I got off work late tonight and only dedicated a few minutes to the bike. - by Gigmata

A bunch of stuff came up. Time to stop for the evening. - by Gigmata

The wheels are built and tires mounted. Time to make it a bicycle. - by Gigmata

I have no idea which brand the different shops use. - by Gigmata

Cable keepers. - by Gigmata

You will see, my friend. You'll see. - by Gigmata

The seat is from eBay. I think I have used four of them. You'll notice the "Indian Arrow" is using one. I keep one on my personal mount. . I say go for it but Schwinn offers a super-comfy seat for cruisers. I pad $28 for one at Target. - by Gigmata

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There is a lot going on in this picture. In purple we have "Sorcery" and in red we have "Indian Arrow." I am having wheels built for "Indian Arrow" while "Sorcery" will sport no compromise Crank Bros. units. If you are wondering if I powder coated over rare brushed aluminum Ziegler-Lam...

Today was a good day. I saw both powder coaters that i use today and received a frame from each of them. After two months of dead air "Sorcery" is back on track. We now re-join "Indian Arrow" in progress. - by Gigmata

Ooooooooooooh. - by Gigmata

I guess I have to log a few more builds in here. I just finished this one for my brother Henry: I am nearly done with this one: ... But I said that back in September of last year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Those nice thick aluminum collars should be enough. If you were jumping that thing I would worry but not the way it is. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank your for posting this. I am supposed to me moving into a house with a garage. When I do I am getting a metal slip roll, an English wheel, hammers, dollies, and the like and start knocking out my own parts. Skirts, chain guards and fenders are a great place to start. Sent from my...

I somehow missed this question. There are a number of companies that use Shimano three speeds and their own grips which gives you many choices. You can also use the grip of your choice. I like using aluminum grips and cutting them down for size. You can also mount the shifter using an...

This is my original Felt Speedway before I took it apart and made it my Felt Speedway. Here is what it looks like now: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk