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Round #2 for me. I've had this old Lauson engine in the garage a couple of years now and I'm finally getting to do something with it. More photos and updates coming soon.

I'll take them off your hands. If GuzziRod doesn't get them.

Try telling this Marine it's a girls bike!:21:

Here it is! It's been an experience working on this and it's also fun to ride. Looking forward to my next build.

The brass color is just bad light in the photograph. The pictures of the chain guard above the ones with bracket are more of what the actual color is.

Thanks to all. Waiting on my grips and this one is finished.

Don't you need a stereo jack to make both lights work? lol

I picked up some cool wood block pedals on eBay. A couple more parts and this one will be finished.

Over the weekend I was able to fabricate a new bracket for my chain guard. The first attempt didn't go so well. The piece that connects to the frame was about 20 degrees off. It hung lower than it was supposed to, so I had to start over. Same with the piece that holds it together. Compound...

I was able to find a chain guard I've been looking for on ebay. The front bracket isn't going to work on my frame so I'm having to fabricate one that will. Here are some before and after shots. I hated to take the original paint off, but I needed it to match the rest of the bike.

It looks like some eyelets for brake cable guides to clip on your fender.

After a brief discussion with myself, I decided to cover the seat. It will probably be a little more comfortable with a little cushion.

You have a good eye for detail!

After a long weekend of carefully taking apart the the seat, I was able to strip all the old paint off. I am pleased with the end result.

Just wanting to take all the old paint off and clean it up.

Found me a nice little seat and post on eBay. Are any of you familiar with this type? What is the best way to take the springs loose?

Franco Harris' immaculate reception. Looks like the Steeler's colors.

Cool bike. A small no. 32 somewhere would be a nice touch.

I got the wheels from a guy with a hat, dark glasses and long beard. I heard he knows a thing or two about truing them up.

I haven't been able to do much lately, but I did manage to get some work done last weekend. I couldn't decide on the wheels I wanted to use. Here is a shot with chrome wheels I had. The look didn't appeal to me that well, so I decided to strip paint of another set and blue them like the frame...