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That is just diabolical. I love the downtube.

I so enjoyed watching Evel do all those jumps back in the 1970s. Recovering from the Caesars Palace fountain accident to jump again is still one of the most amazing acts of courage that I have ever seen for a motorcyclist. Your Felt build brings back so many happy memories of constructing...

I have seen many klunkers, but I have never seen a LaSalle klunker. Awesome.

Sweet to see a classic Schwinn with electric assist. Can you mount the battery on the seat tube? I've seen that on other electrified cruisers.

That is just too cool! My grandson is getting close to that age.

Never have. I have played the sax in a marching band in a parade.

I like the lugged frame.

Welcome. I really miss riding those bike lanes and canal banks in the Valley of the Sun.

I'd really enjoy another motorized bike build. There are a lot more engine choices since I sold mine 8 or 9 years ago. Alas, my current community is not suitable for gas assist bikes. Speed limits are too high for my comfort.

Don't buy it for an investment or to flip. Too many non-original parts. If I was looking for a Dyno, maybe 400-500, depending on condition. Like cars, bikes usually sell for less than the sum of the parts.

Vicious cycle. I make up my mind that I'm done with project bikes. -Then, I see a really unique, creative build on RRB. -I start beating the bushes for a cheap project bike, and the vicious cycle restarts.

I have been tempted to do a klunker or custom based on a modern Schwinn Jaguar. Yours looks great.

A triple tree fork should fit. The triple trees can move up and down to fit different length head tubes.

I think the steel Typhoon will be more comfortable at 20+ mph than the aluminum Townie.

Madwagons were only sold in the States for 5 or 10 years, so its great to see yours.

That bike is ready to go out and trade paint on Sundays.

Looks like a more artistic version of a Mattel Moto Bike

The twin bar frames are great for mounting shifters. My Flightliner.

Worth more to a Mopar fan than a Bicycle fan.

Add a 3 spd coaster rear wheel and use it for a cool city bike. Good looking bike for $5.