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Wish she could have held on a few more weeks for her 100th birthday. Not easy to stay relevant in show business until your centennial. George Burns was probably the last guy to do that.

Welcome. You live near the Ferrari factory?

I like the twin down tubes. Looks motorcycle-ish.

Now we're talkin.

I could have used one when I lived on the Gulf. The cables would rust to the housings within a month installation.

Most days, my office is my tailgate, lol. That's a good looking man cave.

I have seen the Mattels and Yamahas, but that is the first Kawasaki motobike I've seen.

Cool. I have not seen a hard tail Warp until now. I remember the Warp single pivot models that were considered to be the least expensive downhill bike, at the time.

Wow. Not much daylight between the frame and the ground.

Cool. Fixed gear or freewheel?

This what you are lookin for? Wish I had one. https://cdn.bicyclebluebook.com/bikepedia/162134.jpg

That bike could have been a build-off winner on this site.

One time, when my kick stand was too short, I hammered a 30.06 shell casing onto the end of it. The brass extended my kick stand just enough.

From the NBA: LeBrons Dirty Sixer https://ep1.pinkbike.org/p5pb16908949/p5pb16908949.jpg Shaq's 2008 Cannondale Killer V https://i1.wp.com/www.cyclelicio.us/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/shaq.png?resize=500%2C243 Shaq's Thomson 36er...

I dealt with the kick stand length dilemma when I made a Spyder 24"/20" (replica) from a 24" Flightliner frame and fork. My kick stand fits into a tube welded to the frame like your Schwinn. -Since the end of these kick stands are bent 90 degrees, you can adjust the length by bending them a...

Gonna be good, whether you go the street or off-road route.

I'm really liking this one.

The little yellow one is a Kelmark GT. They were kit cars that fit a VW chassis. Basically a Ferrari 246 Dino replica. You could also order a chassis to accomadate an Oldsmobile 455 CI engine. It had to be an engine from the front wheel drive Olds Toronado. If I have not put you to sleep yet...

Welcome. Old junk is good. Really old junk is better.

Welcome. I lived in the OC for about 5 years back in the 1980s. Good times.