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You did a great job on that shifter, but your moving picture just about made me want to hurl... :D

It all depends on the build if they will look to small...

Take a chunk of chain and beat on the wood some to give it the used look. Go here for how to age you wood. http://www.friendly-home.net/2012/07/how-to-oxidize-wood.html?m=1

And just think this was all started on 6/1 from a pile of parts.

If you want to see more of it you can see it here Burrito (aka Longhorn).

Now the longhorns are not just a computer mock up....

You should try the rainy season there kingfish... :D

Were all busy building for the build off :D

It is hard to believe it started out as the bike above...

nice job on the tests...

After thinking long and hard I came to the conclusion that the kiddy bike crank arms where just way to short. So I replaced the whole BB assembly.

Still in the building stage....

Hope you are still in the build...

It flows well....

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Thanks Luke, great name for it...

Here is what I am thinking of doing for the handlebars... What do you all think about it?

You should be able to remove much of that twist in the frame using some hammer mechanics....

Have to have a Nanner with your Burrito of course... Horseshoes anyone... Watch for bumps in the road on this thing... The clearance is even more critical with an over all length just under 6 feet....

either #1 are good...

Cool idea...