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went the BW route with a Sulky 2.125 cheater slick out back

got Micky's frame and fork powder coated. Need opinions; 1-keep tires as is 2-WWs all around 3-BWs all around

at first I thought someone had made the thing from parts. Kinda neat it came from Schwinn itself. Not real practical w/o roller wheels though. Some collector will bid this up over $300 I bet.

The 'Devils will be mob deep for this one.

Happy 2nd Birthday to the Jersey Devils BC. Thanks to the members, supporters and friends. Let's keep it rollin'!

Micky's back together. Thanks to Paul 'Wacko' Wackowski for the killer girder, Matt Tomas for the hangman's sissy bar and Plan9customs for the Zs. Can't wait to take it on its 1st shake-down cruise.

Thanks for the props, Steve. We had so little turnout on some local events during our first year. We've lately been amazed on how things have turned around. Big C has boundless energy for organizing these events, so all the credit goes to him and the folks at Erlton Bikes

free hot dogs and sodas courtesy of Erlton Bike Shop lineup of riders cruising around Cooper river after the show

10 sp Raleigh chopper

" Get your registrations and votes in people!..." Ultra rare George Barris Bandito Pristine '63 Sting-Ray along with March '63 Rollfast Scat - possibly the 1st production muscle bike

For those that left BEFORE the show even began, sorry to hear. You missed a good one. And it was a show, not a swap meet. I know some swappers like to get on site hours before people arrive to snag the best deals, but this wasn't one of those. It was a great event 1st time or not, as the...

Micky's back. Time for assemblage.

Fork is pretty much done. Paul is gonna trim out the blacked out area on the side plates for aesthetic reasons.

How the girder will look

frame in Paul's jig with an idea on where the fork will lay sissy tabs welded on 200mm steertube tube welded on he scored matching springs from a rare '74 Yamaha Moto bicycle for the girder matching stems to be used for risers the springs and girder pivots attached

Back in ’70-’71, I’d ride my crappy off-brand muscle bike over to our local Mcdonalds for some junk food. I had sawed off the ends of my forks and jammed some tubes in. It looked and rode like crap, but I thought I was the next Einstein for coming up with the idea. One day I pull up to MickyDs...

same with the others said, plus great soundtrack. Thx for posting

Solid is the way to go, and Slo' is where you wanna go.

Thanks for the good info. I'm always a day late and $58 short. lol