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Cool early days rat,.....I'm Wonder'in were those steps go to though........:eek:

scored these over the weekend

I'm a Big fan of Worksman, look at the big frame bike . It has the straight top tube and are made for big people. The chain on the older ones were not normal size , so check chain size,if larger than normal , you'll need to change both sprockets and chain. Also convers.with ind-chuckz he seems...

IT Has great potential.... think of it as a blank canvas..... DONT BE THIS GUY.....UNLESS YOURE ON A TWEED RIDE THEN THAT WOULD BE COOL.....

Wow, This is what I love about this site. Every so often a bike comes up that I have Never seen before that looks Really cool in " found" condition, then the new owner take it to an Awsome level. Makes me want to stop what I'm doing[ typing this] and head into the Lab and get to building....oh...

Really Cool rides .Like that you guys have you're own style. Really like the sissy bar seat combo too.:113:

Here is one for Idea Index.:eek:

THe lacquer is harder than enamel and I think its glossier too.:cool2:

Yes. Gloss Rust-Oleum enamel. The lacquer is Rust-Oleum also. I like the gloss better in lacquer.

Actually, you can. in the spray can form I do it to all my shiny bikes. The trick is to have Patience let the Enamel dry for like a week, then mist on the first coat of Lacquer. Let it dry a couple of days, then First full coat...Not too thick ...light..wait 2 more days the apply a nice coat, 2...

You might want to look into these then. You will have to measure diameter, but I do believe they will fit. At Home depot They remind me of these Or look into Water heater pans at home depot. The larger ones are flat and shiney:cool2:

Try......... seems there is some off the wall questions answered. Worth a shot

How much were you selling it for??:eek:

here it is. http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/cant-afford-moon-discs-soooo.37805/

There is a post in the How to section, on how to make youre own. these are 24"

I give a BIG TIME Welcome to Worksman!!! Still American Made....now hey Worksman do you guys make a 24" Alloy rim???:grin:

I did it on a big knobby 24x3, with my angle grinder. I didn't want to take my project back apart Again, to widen the frame.I shaved off the outer knobs. I had to do it outside. The smell of burnt rubber can be a bit choking

Here is One I made.....used parts of a 20" bent lowrider springer, 2 hub axles [1 front 1 rear] a 4" MTB shock [ 6" is too long] and a measured piece of plate metal bent into a square U. I'm not finished with the bike yet, But I'm really like 'in it. The wheels are 24" Worksman rims w/ thick bricks

:eek:WOW.......:43:

Wow, That is a whole lotta really cool bikes . Thanks for sharing.:thumbsup: