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Went out and took some glamour shots and then of course my new Azonic CNC stem came in that night which lead to me going for a night ride, with it lit up properly

Closer to a cutting board. I'll dig up some pics tomorrow of all my other creations Sent from my E6782 using Tapatalk

A glimpse at the assembly process: I had to get creative to make the Shift mech fit for the Nexus 3spd Which lead to making a shift knob. I rolled a bunch of melted filler rod into a big ball of poo Then colored all the veins in with silver sharpie and hit it with some translucent blue...

Nope. Went down that road once before. Too bendy Sent from my E6782 using Tapatalk

Not the first fork I've made. I trust it. This is tough stuff. Plastic welding is no different than any other form of welding. Two pieces are bonded using heat and a filler rod

Got most of the boxing done today:

Decided to axe the ugly trusshead hardware for some nice black socket heads: And began to box in the frame.

We use starboard, which is a High Density Polyethylene. This material, however, is a copolymer polypropylene. The same stuff used on high pressure water tanks for fire trucks Sent from my E6782 using Tapatalk

Yeah it's heavy, but that's because the panels are 1/2" thick and 3/4" thick. The material is very flexible, so I had to use thicker material and box the frame to get rid of the flex. I'm hoping for less than 50, but even if I don't, that's still only a couple pounds heavier than the Beast...

Im estimating around 50 lbs

Not a frequent poster here by any means, but here's my latest scratch build. I have been working at a plastic fabrication plant for a few years now. That time is nearing an end, so I decided to get something done that I've been kicking around the entire time I've worked there: A plastic bike. I...

My good friend Mike is in the works of a club https://www.facebook.com/groups/367868583366077/

We had it down here last week, and Brookings is doing it right now. I got a pretty good haul. We will definitely keep you posted. May Ride is our 200 mile trek, but June Ride should be in Brookings. We'll send you a line

Some of our bikes: A few shots from BABC events

I'm the club president and organizational guru behind BABC. We are based out of Eastern South Dakota, with most members being in the Sioux Falls/Brookings area. As of right now we are a 4 man club with a few tagalongs that come when they can. We ride freaks, cruisers, and MTBs, but don't shy...

.....allegedly

Re: gender bender Yeah, that happened to a lot of people at around the same time

Yeah. The steerer is actually from a springer. It pivots on the bottom of that.

Digging up a way old thread here, but I figured I'd share the final results of my new school springer yep. that's a 29er disk front wheel

Re: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster ☆ Klunker Sub Build-Off Dangit yooth, you are pretty much building my exact plan for the upcoming UGV Buildoff. I haven't been around here lately, didn't even know the Build off was going on....