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I'm with you on all of which you speak, but I think it is the guy's contention that it is a prototype of sorts and what he has there took years to produce is what has pushed it into the stratosphere of redonkulousness.:cool2:

380 pounds

If you like them, you'll love these Ebay Tires.

The toy I played with most when I was a younger (still a kid, just old now) was an Erector Set. I killed a lot of time later on with homemade radios and model rocketry.

Below you will find links to galleries of bike manufactures, bike styles, mods and other galleries of interest. Shoot me a personal message if you find any issues with the links or if you know of galleries that need to be included. OLD BIKES: CCM Colson Columbia Columbia Firebolt /...

Yea! I'll pass on this sort of rail riding.:crazy:

That bike is cool. It reminds me of the 2004 Hot Wheels Hardnoze cars.

Is "FB" Facebook? Dirty Dog's Facebook page has been dead for over sixteen months and there is no mention of this stem. Just post a link to your info so we can all bug the crap out of them. Smurf Power :confused::crazy:

Care to clue us in to who will be making this stem? Dirty Dog, the original designer of this and the Reaper stem, showed this prototype at a 2005 trade show. They obviously never did produce any of the Fist of Fury stems and have since sold their company to Moment industries. Moment's web site...

LOL! Adjusted for inflation, that would take $9000 of today's dollars to buy that bike in '65.:crazy:

I agree with this. I actually prefer the way other forums do not allow editing of for sale listings once there is a reply. This, for the most part, forces members to accurately describe their items and terms of the sale.

My mileage is varying from yours. On my Win7 machine Chrome and IE10 do not show Ebay ads on the main forum page like Opera and Firefox do. I just chalk it up to the fickle nature of computers and software.

LOL! Sorry. On a Windows-7 machine, Ebay ads do not appear with the most current version of IE10 or Chrome. I have no ad blockers on either browser. The current versions of Opera and Firefox show ads fine. IE10 screen grab:

It looks like this:

The bicycle is a pretty good invention in terms of primitive transportation and smiles per mile/km, but if I had to pick Man's greatest invention, the Habor Process wins hands down.

Click on this link for 3/8-24 threaded rod Victor Machine has the threading die (#RD-3/8-24-C) to cut threads if you prefer to do it yourself. The die stock (handle) for that die is #DS-1-1/2

The rear hub is 3/8" x 24 threads per inch. Threaded Rod

DN, is there not a thread already running on this subject already? Did that one get tossed or somthing? Tater's Pre-forum upgrade feedback:

Steve, just a heads up, it looks as if pictures that are inserted and appear in a draft PM don't show in the sent message. I'm using Chrome version 31.0.1650.57 m and Windows7 if that matters.

Click on your user name at the upper right of the screen then click "Account Upgrades" in the dropdown menu and pay $20 for that warm fuzzy feeling.:cool2: