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Peanut gallery? I am the peanut gallery. I just like giving people a hard time. I also know how to align a stem and handle bars without spending copious amounts of money.

I may be behind the times but when I see the 510's I always think they look great with the Enkei wheels. Maybe outdated, but they look great on those cars. Especially when they are 16" and the car is lowered 3" or more.

I normally hate those frames but I can't help but say I love this bike! Great build. Always loved Krams "Stripped and Teased" also. Heres one of Kamilos' frames that ended up in Germany with some slicks(They posted here when they narrowed the rear triangle. Dig and find it if you want.)

Yeah I watched it. Okay, to quickly line up the stem to crown nut, use a sharpie to make an alignment mark. Yet another million dollar idea! Your welcome.

Good stuff. You'll like the grips, BTW.

Always a pleasure to see another of your builds. Thanks for sharing.

Tell you what. I'll GIVE that million dollar idea to you for free! Take a box end wrench(or allen key if you have a newer wedge bolt) and weld it to the wedge bolt. Then you don't even have to worry about ever loosing or misplacing the wrench! Just say thanks when you make your millions please...

Looking forward too seeing it. BTW bonus points for the shot with Gambinos F.U. '54.

Okay, fine. I have one(yes a REAL one): 1928 Elgin motobike with 28" wood wheels and a New Departure fixed hub(model BRX) from an early 20th century track bike.

Who won the bars? Didn't see that one announced.

That would depend on what kind of tubing and the wall thickness. .120 - .065 wall are most commonly used for motorcycle bars, but even those will vary, depending on what steel and drawing process was used.

Always liked this one. Glad to see you're still using it and working on it!

Got a feedback to post. Looks like I had to fill in everything to get it to work not just the marked required fields. Well, I guess it took me sometime to become 5% smarter than an inanimate object! Better late than never, I guess. BTW, When I received a feedback it sent an alert here as well as...

Didn't last time I tried. Did all that but just kept getting the ERROR message when I'd try to add it.

Grey scuff pad with some 3m prep&blend(or whatever brand you choose). Just make sure you test whatever clear you are using on a small discreet spot first, since some clears will react with the original paint.

I tried leaving feedback after the forum change but it only gave me ERROR messages, so I stopped trying. I have had nothing but good experiances with the people who have bought, sold, or traded from/with me.

Was glad to play. It was fun to steal a few minutes for myself and build a fun little beater. Congrats CRASH and KEMPRACING!

Just a heads up. If you bring that up here and leave it unattended, I'm taking that rear wheel! I need a spare rim for my 31. That would be a Chevy wheel with the correct bolt pattern and correct era I'm build from.

I saw some of my builds on that link. Personally, I don't get to bent out of shape anymore, as long as they don't try to take credit for my work. If they do, theres a lot of people online that that know my stuff(and when it was made). Also helps to have 2 lawyers in the family if need arises. I...