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I found a nice white w/red example on Skull Skates website.

I think I have seen those on a lot european bike and most thieves are likely to move to next easiest unlocked bike when they see one with that lock. Your go to lock is much like the one I have the round lock on.

That would slow a theft down for sure!!

Wow, that is pretty cool with the yak and all.What forks did you use?

What do you guy's have for bike locks,over the years I have accumulated a few? Show me what you have vintage, cool or unusual.

I have had that problem on some 24 x 3 on narrow rims,try 5-10 psi and put your eight fingers on the tread of the tire like on a steering wheel and use your two thumbs to push the tire bead down into the rim flange. sometimes you have to mess with the low psi to get it right and when it seats...

That is great low cost way to remove the paint from those hard to get at spots. I have a cabinet blaster but frames do not fit and this looks like a good way to get the job done on a budget. Keep up the great work

I had a blue one of those as garden art, I still have the chaingaurd kicking around.

I guess this could go under a few headings, it is a Hugger Orange Deelite girls "mustang" bike as we used to call them up here. It has the grip shift 3 speed shimano hub. All original.

My Maruishi cruiser I added a wonton engine to, rips pretty good but I am thinking of putting it back to manual cruiser mode. I don't see a lot of info on these bikes and they have a frame similar to the GT mountainbike seatstay style.

Thanks,I do remember the dropouts they had three extra graduated holes and the "K". Sounds like it has some non original parts,any idea on fair market value as a whole or is it better to part it out?

Thanks for the reply hamppea, the frame has round tubes but the forks are oval. I have put it back in storage so unable to get the BB pic but I did take these pics at the time.

That's some great info, I am going to read those.I looked once for my magazines but I think I foolishly gave them away. I remember how cool the mag was and covered a lot of the clunker and Marin county scene. Thanks Matti.

Here is my Kuwahara ,would you Guy's know what model and market value?

That's cool,when I was into road bikes in the early '80's I had a sub to Bicycling magazine and was reading about these "new" mountainbikes they were testing and I could not wait so I built one using an old raleigh frame and 26" BMX rims and derailleurs. The first Mountainbike to show up in the...

I came across my old Fat Tire Flyer T shirt that I bought in the early '80's when I had a subscription to their magazine. Anybody else still have one?

Thanks, a Monark it is. Any idea what other bicycle brands of truss rods and headlight would fit?

Here is shot of the tag, the model reads 505 273 .

Thanks for the reply AndyA. It is a Regal and does have two holes on the fender for the headlight. I put some new style aluminum rims with the Nexus 3 speed to make it more rider friendly.

Thanks RustyGold, it does have the tag on the BB so I will run the numbers but I don't think it had a rack or tank.