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Swap out the grips and seat with yellow and black! KILLER IT WOULD BE!!!:rockout: (oh, your welcome! ;))

Yeah the cable guides on your bike are on the top of the top tube and the ones on the King Sting are under the top tube. I have a King Sting driver side crank and chain ring if you're interested.

Its a subwoofer, the two phallic :13: like objects are the main speakers. and Yeah, I know the lock you speak of, I have probably the same one in my garage! It is a bike look, I got mine from my LBS AKA "The Stash Spot!" I don't have the key to it though.

If you prefer brown let me know 'cause I think I have one just like it in brown...:grin:

Thanks man :thumbsup: Im dyin' to get the lock and light mounted on my Worksman, but I lost the keys to my feakin' garage! Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrg! :banghead:

Its Hawaiian, not African. :crazy:

OK...this is just a guess...The rear is where the skate brake is, the front probly had some kind off combined foot rest/handle bar where a kid could steer with his feet and hands, and all he's have to do to stop is lean back and pull up with his hands on the combo foot rest/handle bar steering...

I rode my sexy Worksman bike over to the local flea market this morning and found the following... A two way DELTA! coal miners electric lamp! (soon to be mounted on one of my steeds) This pic shows its regular use position. This pic shows the second position. Yes! That's another...

and heres my 1965 Schwinn Super Sport.

I may have posted this bike before, cant remember. Sorry if I did. :blush: 1973 Schwinn World Voyageur. When it was released in 73' it quickly picked up the nick name, "The Japanese Paramount." :)

I think you REALLY need to get those fenders back on her, they really do make that specific bike.

I think it turned out nice! as long as it fits and you like it is really what matters, but I think its cool. A touring frame can easily double as a road bike. ;)

Oh damn! Sorry man! Didn't mean to hijack your thread...Ill go back and delete my reply. :oops:

Not a 10,000 bike but it is vintage and a sweet ... bike! (yes...Im braggin')

Lock is now for sale, if your interested shoot over to the "for sale" thread later as Ill be posting it up soon.

Nice man!

Re: Sears Tote Cycle That sure is a sweet looking folder! I like the tubular frame with integrated rack! AND the color! Nice little score dude!

Dibs on the grey hound, pretty sure its not orig to the bike. :D (I just like Grey Hounds)

Yup, I noticed all of the above, plus (here in Philly) clist is bombarded with cheap toy store bikes, that makes selling a quality bike really hard as most people know nothing about bikes and would rather spend 40 beans on a used toy store bike that'll (unbeknownst to them) only last them a few...

I hit a car that went through a stop sign, hit it so hard a wrecked his passenger side fender and fractured three ribs on my right side when I landed. My bike was "all good" so I continued on to my regular 21 mile ride, only thing really hurt me during the ride was my left leg, but just a bit...