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Nice bike! Love the tires. I go through Doylestown quiet a bit from Fairless Hill up to my son's home in Quakertown.

I've made a little bit of progress this week. The first thing on the list was to make sure my coaster brake arm cleared the chain ring bolts. I lightly scored the arm where I wanted the bends and stuck it in the vise, put some heat on it made two bends and VIOLA! On the frame I will have to make...

:13: WHAT! ANOTHER ONE! AWESOME!

One piece at a time... :whistle:49, 50, 51, 52 etc., etc

This is going to be a good one to watch for sure!

Very nice! That's going to be a killer bike. Have you made a choice on handle bars yet?:giggle:

Got off of work at 2pm, came home, had lunch and fell asleep on the couch! Well I knew when I ordered the engine kit one of the first things that would get tossed would be the rubbish chain ring/hub attachment pieces. The billet piece is the way to go! It self centers and only 5 bolts to...

There was nothing stated in last years BO either. Anything goes in the RRBBO. It was a rule in the Muscle Bike Build Off that has Class1 and Class2 builds.

Here is my entry for the build. I did not start early, I got the frame from "ind-chuckz" back in March already painted. It is a Worksman, M-2600 frame. The blue hue made the choice of the build name. For the first time I will attempt to motorize a bike. I have a good portion of the parts...

I went to a couple of local flea markets today looking for items for the BOEleven build and spied this gem. Seller says it's all original and he is asking $600 for it. Looks good and that seems to be a very reasonable price, but I had to pass. Anyone here in the area may want to try and scoop it...

I was building models before I was riding bikes. Here are a few of my past builds

This was a 1969 Sears Spyder Muscle bike I bought last spring. I converted it into a MX flat tracker. I added a loaf style seat and under seat mounted sissy bar. The forks were a pair of Rhino's that were too short for a 20" wheel so I cut them and had my neighbor take them to his shop where he...

That is the HOT ROD klunker! Sweet red paint.

Awesome effects there! Love the bike.

That is cool! Neato!

Not loose at all. I took this picture during my build.

I did replace the head set but I don't remember the part number or size. You will have to measure and order accordingly. The bottom bracket was in very good condition so I just cleaned it up and reused it.

Nice find! I had a girls Royal Sport I redid for the last MBBO!

BO-11, I've been gathering parts. I can't wait to get started building... it will be a GAS!;)

My brother is a small engine mechanic and he built his Tomas moped back in the day...standard bore cylinder, carburetor was bored 2mm over cylinder was ported and polished, timing on intake and exhaust were raised, head shaved .030, expansion chamber added and ignition timing advanced from 2mm...