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KF, Tick Tock indeed. Fear is a great motivator, lol!

Kota, prior to my back injury, I had to ditch the 3G Copper rims; wouldn't clear the front fender, too wide. So found two black 1.50 rims in my stash and will jazz them up with some off the shelf wheel disc. Pics will follow. Hope to be returning to action later this week to finish the build by...

Jake, may the sweet memories of your Dad soften the pain of loss. Peace, Brother.

Added Copper Inserts to the "Tank". Hopefully, the front tire will arrive today. Will post a pic of the final mock up once the front wheel is mounted. Thinking I am at the 65 - 70 percent mark of completion of the build.

Jake, waiting for a tire, gabbing fender & chainring hangers, etc. GTB! Peace!

The name of your build is appropriate; and there is nothing inappropriate about the name.

T It's the Cats Meow!

The rule of thumb is 10 miles per ounce of fuel. I have never heard of anyone riding a motorized 2 cycle bicycle for more than 25 miles without a break. I think your capacity is more than adequate.

Jake, like the windshield with the vibe of the build.

Liking the fender spot for the headlamp.

It is not that comfortable. However, it fits the flow of the build. I have a Brooks leather seat with copper rails; tried on the bike and did not work with the spirit of the build. Let's face it, a lot of the unconventional things we do in our builds are not always functional.

Okay, tried the seat with the seat post mounted. Gonna call it good for the saddle.

Jake, you are a bad man. Ha, ha.

Curious about the amount fuel capacity? The rule of thumb is approximately 1 ounce of fuel equals 10 miles. Time in the saddle on a 2 stroke is about 25 miles, before the comfort dissipates.

KF, you know a thing or two about details. The devil is always egging us on. I am trying to join a 12 step program to manage my dodads addiction.

Finally decided on this double leg stand. Will finish the other leg, when I find the matching spring.

Great design & creativity.

OddJob, appreciate the kind words of encouragement. You are the King of Rustification.

Kota, I appreciate your comments brother. Long time fan of your builds.

Chad T, thanks brother. Gotta cut back on my copper intake.