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Time for that tail light bracket.

$750 Serious buyers can make offers. Shipping on your dime. Still sealed in the box. Located in Monroe, Wisconsin 53566

Here are my “his & hers” Murray’s. The wife and I bum around town on these. Not bad for a couple 30 year old cruisers. Yes those are the original tires.

How about here.

Maybe these should be used somewhere....

Wow. Not as much room as I thought for this button.

It’s hard to see, but I added some grommets to the holes in the bottom bracket. I used a c-clamp to smash JB weld epoxy and the wire against the side-wall. While that cures, I’m going to hack off that kick stand and blend the base to the frame mount.

Not bad. My one-piece crank has plenty of space.

Snip!!

Schwinn made this vent hole for welding the frame. I am going to open it up and rout the wire internally to the seat. This cat 5 cable has a thick jacket for me to maneuver through the bottom bracket, but I want it to hold up over time and miles.

I drilled a new hole for the wire so I can use the existing hole to mount the light. Used Monster Cable speaker wire dressing to pretty it up.

Working on the tail light wiring today.

I just found tall bars and looks so much better. It’s going to be a sweet ride. :cool2:

I’m too impatient sometimes. Here is a cluttered photo for you to sort through. Thanks for following along. Now to pull it back apart so I can keep going.

It’s a roller!! I need to trim .65” off the kick stand, but I’m done for today. Anyone want to see it mocked up? Still need: -Finish tail light, wiring, switch and bracket -Fabrication of rear fender -Order chain -Find different neck, grips, chain ring, cranks -Pull apart and send frame...

:whew:Yikes, got lucky. I have about .250” clearance. I had to air down to get the axle to clear, then air back up.

Whoah, that’s tight. My front end fits. Now, to check the rear...

Got tubes!

Yep, they make polishing SUPER FAST. I use them all the time at work. I weld and polish food-grade stainless steel equipment.

It’s kind of like a Scotch-Brite pad on a 4 inch grinding disc . (The grinder was only $20 @ Harbor Freight, the flap wheel was a freebie from work)