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Is it getting a nice paint job or a ghetto job? Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Hadn't looked at your build thread for a while. All taking shape now. Looking good. I would still be tempted to use exhaustvwrap on the frame if you want hot rod looks Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Still think this bike is absolutely killing it!! I hope to build my own burrito in a similar stylee!! Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Dare I say, that looks a little Downhill MTB-esque!? :eek::p Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Hmmm....I currently have a bike that would be ideal for something like this...

Wow...like that....A LOT!! :cool2::praise:

Ooh this looks an interesting build! Can't wait!

Wow this bike looks totally awesome, lot's of great detailing.

Nice frame.

Great criteria for a build & good to see some old mountain tripe re-commissioned as something far more attractive! :cool: I love the clean simple look!

Looks a nice frame to base your build on, be good to see where this one goes my friend. Also sorry to hear about the operation you've been through. Keep your head up & I hope you are back to full health soon.

I take it Congo Jammer just runs as a single speed?

Yep, think I got that! Sounds good. This has turned into a bizarre build, but in a good way!

What are you plans for paint then, what colour are you doing the wheels?

That's a bummer about the seat, if it was paid by paypal ask for your money back? Unless you are in no hurry of course.

Saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Shiny bikes are cool and have their place and all, but I personally find something ratty or cobbled together from junk bikes or parts a bit more interesting. Plus like you say there is something in taking some unwanted or undesirable bikes and...

Probably won't be very purdy, but then that's not what burrito's are really about...is it?! :crazy:

I have been inspired greatly by this build. I have already secured to samples of Mountain Tripe (unseen of course) to go under the knife and be turned into some big, bad burrito loveliness!!

Some neat ideas for your build there. Such a cool looking little bike too!

That's a great looking bike, even better that it was built on a budget. Some great scenery in the pics too. Think I too would go for a layback post & maybe flip the bars the other way and tilt them back a little.