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Love the seat cover. What fun!

Very unusual bars. Do not think I have ever seen them before.

Crash, I may be calculating numbers wrong but to be "proportional" to the original 20/16 rims I think you need to use a 20" on the front.

To me one of the thoughts that comes to mind about fall is the apple harvest.

With that long of an arm will defintly need to keep it light. Ran into a fellow rat rodder recently who used an 8 ball on a shifter and he said it was always shifting because of the weight.

I have had the same experience. Seems to clog up real easy also.

Did I miss some thing? Where do your feet go?

First test with the jig. Not a full build, just a redesign of a frame that has been sitting up in the rafters because I was not digging it. It is actually the first bike I started when I first ran across RRB. Had to change the front fork holder to a threaded rod because the original fork holder...

Really like that.

Bought some Dupli-color adhesion promotor to try on the chrome rims. Defiantly have to pay extra attention as you spray since there is no color. Did 3 coats 3 minutes apart as per instructions then top coated 8 minutes later (can says within 10 minutes) with a Rustoleum satin. Will let you...

Yes rusty I saw that at the auto store. Wondering if there was a chemical difference or is it just etching primer without color???

Does any one know the difference between this adhesion promoter and an etching primer?

Thanks Pick for your input. I was thinking about the same thing, Depression era. I know the house in the background is around 1915. Any one else on the sign?

A lot of times there was a threaded insert inside the steer tube just above the tire. Remove the front tire and take a look. If there is just find a bolt that fits it

How about another FYI tip. The top of the handle bars were they touch the background is a little distracting. If you cam up just a little higher and move them into the pavement area it would eliminate the tangent. But other wise for a night shot the light on the bike looks really nice.

Love that chain drive set up on the top one. Could be a fun add to a build.

Any one know anything else about this guy?

Decided they were not worth the hassle. Switching back to the gum wall tires even thought I like the look of the all black ones. I guess these go in the trash?

Looks like a pretty bad infestation. Since you already have them trapped I suggest you relocate them. Let me know if you need help with this.

Going to try and post this here to see if any member can help. Trying to date this photo. Hoping one of you sign collectors might reconize the Lucky Stripe sign and have a date for it.