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I cannot imagine ANYONE not liking ANYTHING about this build. If anyone ever tries to tell you that you should have done something different, you should kick them out of your garage and out our your life. Congrats on a killer bicycle!

Great bike and a great twist on the TRM tank. I have a feeling that the pics, which are nice, may not be doing this bike justice. I would love to see it in person and go over it with a fine tooth comb. Lots of little details and almost a bit of a Mad Max vibe. Congrats on a cool ride.

As expected you've turned out quite a bike. Your "tank" is my favorite part and I fully expect to see several imitators. Very well done! LONG LIVE THE KINGfish!

One of my favorite builds for sure.

Once again with the cohesive design and details carried throughout! She's a beauty!

Understated but not under-appreciated. No way I could drive past this bike and not swing the car around. This bike is a beauty!

As always your attention to detail is incredible. You have an ability to make bikes look weathered and custom parts look original that is rivaled by very few on this site or anywhere else. You should live at Sears because you are most certainly a Craftsman. Congrats on another success.

I have a feeling this bike is going to be imitated a lot in the future but duplicating it would be impossible. So many great details. Congrats on a top notch bike.

This build is soooooo far from anything I would ever dream of doing with a SK, and I love it! Very cohesive build with lots of Monark in there, but also lots of muscle and moto in there too. I think your tires say it all.

Great bike Chad! I'm going to ride you to get it painted in time for Symco. I want to ride it.

Thanks! Everything down to the last nut (mostly square ones) on this bike is is "period correct", with the glaring exception of the tires.

My inspiration came from the Hoodride scene in the Volkswagen world and a J.C. Higgins pistol grip fishing rod. Put the two together and you get the Riverside Hoodride. The front end has been lowered and stretched, if its on there its functional and 99% of the rust is real.

Final pics are in the can! I am on the road through the deadline but I will find time to get them up in the finished thread . In the meantime...

Soooo good!

If the Devil is in the details, your bike is drenched in evil. I love this bike.

I love the way this bike turned out. Fantastic job! For what it worth, I really like this pic.

Here is a little idea I came up with but it only works on REALLY rusty bikes.

Awesome bike.

I have been watching your build closely and noticed that I am not the only one holding back on full pics till its done. Such suspense! I did however start out with a big hint when I named the bike.