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Yes, did a bike for the build off, last year. Here be a short video of i.

Thank you, sir!

Thank you, sir! I know, it's not a "Rat Bike," this one was commissioned, so, can't turn down some extra bucks on my pocket. Next one will be, pure rat.

Thanks for the great comment. The next bike build will be pure "Rat." Just took a break and made some bucks with a custom order. Next build, I am going to actually weld something for the first time ever.

Today, I installed the center panel. Might add one or two, do-dads, it is 99.5% complete, though. A couple of do-dads that I had laying around. An old, 120 camera and an antique flashlight. Took some scrap leather, wrapped it around and laced it up with paracord. May work up a way to attach the...

The project is almost done. Here is a link to a YT video of a walk around of the Steampunk bike and my Pinterest page. https://s-media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/originals/f2/fa/14/f2fa14facdcb7931f9cf89023cf6ff0d.jpg...

Now you come up with that idea, LOL! Just so happens I have a piece of kick plated that is solid brass, may do it! Thanks for the input!

This is what this site is all about, improvising and adapting, sharing ideas. Thanks for the kudos!

I'll get some more pics up of the progress on the project. Yep, hard to over or under do, Steampunk.

THANKS!

Thanks!

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It is probably just around the corner, but, Mecum-like auctions for classic bikes, where people with a lot of spare cash, go nuts, bidding on an item.

And, that is another thing. The managers of some of the thrift stores, scan the net to set a price on an old Schwinn or the likes, and price it in the stratosphere.

There ought to be a law! That is sad indeed.

Sold it, made a little profit, I'm happy.

Sold my 50cc scooter a couple of weeks ago to make way for the new ride. A good friend and fellow, motovlogger, bought a new Burgman 650 Executive and was selling his former ride, a 2004 Burgman 650. I scrapped together all of my loose change and bought it from him, only, he lives in Tennessee...

Now, THAT, is shear genius! I see old 35mm lenses at the thrift store all the time, will grab one, next trip.

Test fit the dashboard to the bike with the speedo housing inserted.

Yep, I do recall that now. Still mulling over getting some plans from "Atomic Zombie."