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+2 on the black-ops I have a chrome 180mm on my bike, it looks good and seems like a very strong, well-made part

thanks! now in instant queue!

just for that I'm incorporating my obamalamp into my build :)

I agree. Nobody else is as understanding about the 9 bikes in my tiny 3 room apartment as you guys!

I don't see what the problem with lloyd is? That's pretty much what I imagine all of you guys as :)

Re: Genesis Onyx 29er Tires I would think that there's a cheaper way to space out the rear cog. $30 seems a bit steep. You should look for a cheap used aluminum crankset from a 10 speed. It will replace the crappy (from what I saw at Walmart) cranks it comes with and the way the chainwheel...

if it seals up tight then gear oil, differential oil, 75w or something like that. if it's not a tight seal then grease

one more thing - paint is important. this will be a bike that is going to take a beating on busy bike racks. don't go too fancy on the paint. I would never lock Rat Salad up at school. The paint is too fragile. My commuter is chrome, so no paint to chip. if you can find a chrome frame, or...

it's a ~'59 Hawthorne Hercules, and I believe that Phillips shared the same frame design for the same '59-61 span. Living in Eugene, #1 per capita bike thefts in the country, there are two reasons bikes get stolen. resale value and ease of theft. if you use a good lock like a Kryptonite u-lock...

that sir, is one sexy ride!

with how much trouble it was, next time I would buck up for the fat Roth flakes. It would probably be cheaper with how many rattle-cans I used!

I've never been a fan of these types of frames, but dang I love the color and the name!

congratulations on getting in the January 2013 issue of Hot Rod!

Best use of WalMart fixie parts yet!

http://www.armorgames.com has a ton of great stuff, I mainly play the strategy and tower defense type games. pick a category and sort by rating for the better made games

I've had great luck with this, but the pin needed to be turned down a bit for bike chain. I just used a dremel. http://www.harborfreight.com/heavy-duty ... 66488.html

6' Kryptonite NY chain. It weighs 20 pounds, but nobody even thinks of messing with it

if its real close you can also just extend the slots in the calipers to lower the pads

Ive done this twice reusing the original cups and bearings and a square taper axle. I live near a co-op that has a rubbermaid bucket full of axles so finding one the right size was easy, but a bike shop should be able to hook you up, bring in the cottered axle and have them get you a square...

things may fall out, find an exploded diagram of the same hub online before you try it