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Here's the music from the video. First, the refined version.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3bdZWrIMdM And secondly, the nasty, crunchy, cigarette-hanging-from-the-lips, cursing-in-front-of-children, much better version... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3bdZWrIMdM

That's cool, thanks for sharing. The music ain't bad either 8)

Both the Tornado and Flying Star used this frame. The double straight bar bikes are NICE.

Wow, those are indeed incredible! Great work Curtis!

That bike was rusty and crusty to start with?!? Jeez, it looks brand new! NICE!

There's probably $300 in parts there, but.... "All original"????? Actually, there's NOTHING original about that bike. Tigers never had a tank, nor springer, nor ape hangers. I think I would buy the bike though.... but not for $250.

Can somebody from the Main Street Dropouts PM me please?

Wow! So that's where ALL the bikes went. Nice haul.

My goodness, never seen a boys skip tooth bike at a yardsale, actually, never found ANYTHING worth having bike-wise at a yardsale.... I don't know what that bike is though.... a '36 would have the seat binder bolt integrated into the seat stays, and.... was there a straight bar in '39?

H3H9 serial designation makes it a 1979 model #710/736

Ahhhh, that's a fitting name for it. Thanks for the info.

It's Shimano 600, but has some pretty stylized derailleurs, which I have not seen in the 600 groupset (I think I'm more familiar with the later 600 stuff when brifters came out). Got a photo of yours? I'd like to nail down a year. I didn't even check the BB and record the serial number, I'll...

So week before last I raced home with that luscious first year Trek MTB, then today I scored this roadie. My buddy's been going crazy with desire to get a road bike so we picked this one up this afternoon and I did the basic mild cleanup, adjust, and new bartape. The thing is original down to...

Actually the front fender in particular. I've checked a few places online and can't really be sure of the length but it seems like MANY of the chrome ballooner fenders are too short up front, as if they go just past the 12-O'clock position and end. If you're experienced with classic balloon...

It's worth quite a bit more than $50 in parts, but it's a bike that your average Joe on the street should be asking $20 for.

Re: Trek's First Mountain Bike; One For The Vintage MTB Crowd Sweeeet! Yep, those are the Sugino cranks, plenty of wear, like somebody wore jeans whilst they rode it 1000mi, but in nice shape.

Re: Trek's First Mountain Bike; One For The Vintage MTB Crowd That would be cool bro-seph, let me know, thanks!

Re: Trek's First Mountain Bike; One For The Vintage MTB Crowd Oh man, isn't THAT tempting!?!? I soooo don't wanna part this bike out. I've got it looking like a bike now. Gave the wheels a serious polishing and found some old school used gum-sidewall mtn. rubber in my stash (DON'T THROW...

Gaaahhhh! Changed my mind. This heat's got to give.

Re: Trek's First Mountain Bike; One For The Vintage MTB Crowd I know right!?!? :shock: :shock: