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Good to see that shifter finally found a good home,looks great on there. I can't make up my mind on the tank either,leaning toward No go with the shifter. They are both screaming for attention . Real cool build you have going,I like it.

The one I wish I bought 30 years ago,a good quality chain tool. Been through a bunch of junk through the years,you get what you pay for I guess. I like my Park and as a breaker SmithTool works great for me.

That is a work of art,talk about quality. Great idea too,I like where you are heading with this build. Shifter is going to be cool on it too.

Looking real good,I like the color combo.

Looks pretty cool to me.

Great job,it turned out very nice. Nice thorough job with no shortcuts taken.

That is great info,I need to work on the prep/patience. Makes perfect sense.

Very nice find,a real beauty. Looks like it's in great shape too.

Can not ride much anymore,maybe 25 miles a week. I make up for lack of saddle time by wrenching more,I enjoy both equally.

Great tip on the clear,I have struggled with my tape jobs. That should help a ton.Thanks

Excellent,thanks for the info. That one on the chainguard is cool. Neat they come in different colors and sizes too.

Very nice,have to love the Doctor. Where did you get the decals ? I really like the one on the chainguard.

Great looking bikes you folks have there. They are new to me,I am going to try to find one . I really like the simple design,no frills but very attractive to my eyes.

Great idea you have there,practical and cheap . I have one mounted on a wall up high I use for storage,many times(5 minutes ago) I find myself puttering on the bike while it hangs there .It is up real high so it's handy for chain and drivetrain work.

Thanks Luke.

My name is Dale an I am from the NE tip of NY,just 3 miles from Canada. I stumbled upon this great forum a few weeks ago and became a big fan so I had to join. Born in 1961 I lived through some great bike years. Fell in love with them at a very early age . I am one of those guys that can't leave...

Luke nailed it,it really is not worth the risk . I am new to this hobby,I have only used it for skinny steel roadbikes with lightweight components. I doubt it would hold a real bike.The part of the clamp that attaches to the pipe/thin wall tubing is a very weak link,and twists enough to make you...

I have No experience with that model,but I do have a repair stand that has that clamp head. It works fine for light duty,such as bare frame. It is plastic and bends/twists under a load. After a bit it deformed(the ends curled up) and only clamps a very small surface area now. It is one of those...

I like it,no frills. The handlebar brace is a nice touch,I think I will borrow that idea.

Looks great,thanks for the follow up on wear. I think I will give it a shot.