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This is a really pretty bike! The first think I notice is the color, then all the details start jumping out! H-bars, flat tank, curvy seatpost... just great!

Bwaaaahahahahahah! ouch

Trying trying a new fat fork idea...

Ohhh! 2 trash cans! See, in my set up I am one trash can...

I admire you guys who can do that finish work. I have a difficult time with those kinds of details. But I bet the booth goes a long way towards a great starting point for the paint!

Wow! that is a Good 'un! Particularly like the OCC forks & riser bars, and that bolt on rear triangle is outta hand!

Dood! It looks you have as much work into that booth as I put into a build (or two!) Soooooo beats my "booth" which is just holding a set of forks up in the air by the thread end!

I get it, man. My brother died more than 25 years ago, and i still think about him regularly, and sometimes it makes me a bit sad too. But i still have some projects that help me frame it up in a way that works for me The bike looks like it is ready to ride, have fun on the road!

If you are like me, time will present itself september 2nd

Dang-o! this is a good looking bike! Love the color and all the fab fab details. Hope you finish for the BO- I want to see it assembled!

Huh! I always move the seat clamp out to the nose, of course most of my seats are roont to begin with...

That's what I lke about a ratty finish on a built up bike, it inherently reveals the fabrication and shows the builders process

Great bike, I dig the accessories sorry to hear about your brother's passing, I am sure that is rough

Hey, leave me a comment! even if it is "cool" or "you suck" "learn to spel" or what-ever! I can take it, more comments! anyway: current progress 8/25/2020 This is my 20 bux recent find (here) that I did the LocoJoe Chop to HERE I have been working every other week since June, but 100% work is...

I have used crisco, crisco and sugar, crisco and salt, vegetable oil, clean motor oil, various (axle) greases, and penetrating sprays. then wipe off on a rag or paper towels. They all seem to work, but so does go-jo . Mostly I now use dawn dishwashing liquid followed with some lotion cause it...

I love those old seats with the double pan! new ones, with one pan are weak and also; what do you do with the edge and the left over skin? Nice job

Looks great! I use EMT fairly often, and it does polish up pretty good It will bend to a tighter radius as well, but it does need a bender, I made mine from steel pulleys with a "V" groove in 'em

This is looking great i really like the accessories!

The sidecar machine is beauty to behold, it's gold old, and ready to roll! Geeze, how much PBR had I I have . ?

dang! I was gonna say Luke's speeder when it was new! great minds i guess, ! let's call it a 60/40 split - your way too funny