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Woops sorry folks, build thread below have posted above as well. http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/mbbo-4-class-2-humilis-hog.94245/

The Humilis Hog done and dusted! Build thread below. http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/mbbo-4-class-2-humilis-hog.94245/ From this…….. To this, last year's MB build off, never liked her. To this.

A pile of Pushie Pirates painted parts…….(sorry) Phew made if with time to spare, she went together real well this one, rides nicer than you would think, great sensation being so low, going under other bike riders! Pulls up swift like as well with the disk up front and the big old drum rear...

Lovin how our time zone gives us more time, well sort of, Pirates making a late run, hope to come home with a wet sail and probably wet paint as well!!??

I like the first run, you'll get some one from the Victorian government hire you up to level out pot holes and tar seal, she's a real roller!!!!

Nice bike, nice helmet, nice Tshirt!!!!!!!!!

The Pirate has been quiet of late but still lurking! Really busy with work getting in the way of play. Had a couple of big jobs work wise of late, will make a late run for the finish line on the low hog I'm hoping, wish me luck!

All my scratch built Indian cycles together, “The Tribe” yep I got it bad!

Thinking about motor yep, time is my enemy at present, busy with work this time of the year, make hay while the sun shines!

They only let us out on the runway after the sealing of the airstrip was done, not allowed out there now, bit of a no no!

My 1914 Indian replica out on the recently resealed airstrip, Lord Howe Island, 700 odd klms north east of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Here's a link to the full build. http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/indian-boardtracker-with-a-twist-or-two.82155/

Yeah mate tourism can be a little like farming you gotta make hay while the sun shines! Should find some time to get her done though, I hope!

Haven’t done much with this bit of filler some sanding soon hopefully busy with work at this time of the year.

Wow I love where your brain took you on this one LTJ, she's a compact little machine, looks like the sort of thing Tatu off Fantasy Island would ride! She will pull wheelies at the drop of a hat, love how the tubes hug the back wheel, such an original machine, awesome mate!

Wow she's compact, got a feeling she will spend a fair bit of her life up on the back wheel! Looking good LTJ!

Your solution to the damaged rear fender is way cool, she has some patina this one, as said about love the foliage here and there!

Those wheels are trick mate, I'm coming down to Vic for some welding lessons!

Latest save from the metal skip at the local waste management facility, from what I can find on the net she looks like a 1976 model Peugeot ladies cycle, has some nice features and pretty much complete.

Yeah good point, got a couple like this, the Slowest Indian is the same, solution coast on corners and pedal straight ahead, she will be an interesting ride for sure!