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My home built has both head tubes at 70* I think it works best at that angle

If you can weld, NEXT rear, 14 inch extension. I did copy another builder on this one.

Cool Bike for sure, but a finished one would set you back big $$$$$

A Dremel to cut cable housings, pneumatic impact for removing hard to get off free wheels. sawzall for the stuck aluminum seat post and to cut up a frame to frankin bike. 4 inch grinder and D.A. Sander. Drill to punch holes. Mig Welder, other wise all hand tools to build and disassemble.

Sweet pile of parts

Single Speed (Non Coaster) Cranbrook with front Suspension

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Make a filler piece and weld it up.

Side View, when it warms up above freezing, I'll get back at it. Working outside all day and then to the cold garage is not fun.

Picked up this bike about 3 years ago, been outside almost ready to hit the scrap yard. The thing is, I hardly toss anything out. The wheels are toast, so new wheels are in order. So yesterday I was already to start, the frame was pink, removed some paint and it became red and then bare...

It's like 20 out side right now, Count me in, I have an old skip tooth Shelby Flyer basket case that needs modernized at bit.

If you can, find a kids bike, maybe a 20 inch junker at a thrift store that has a front disc and have a LBS build it for ya. Not cheap but it will the easy route.

Don't think that will work, the front disc wheel is dished like the rear is for your rear gears. Dished for the off set of the disc. In the last couple of months I have been going crazy converting a lot of bikes to disc. Either just the front or both. The fork needs the bracket to hold the...

The last one I did, I extended the rear drop outs back an inch or so, and a 26 inch fork. The before, it dosen't show the drop outs, but I did change the seat post to a larger one.

Mine ends in Aug and starts back up the first of February. So I'm sitting on 15 bikes right now. I'll try to have 30 or more done by then so I have a great selection to start.

Sweet ride, you have inspired me Sir. I have a basket case 24 inch skip tooth clunker that needs some Big time TLC. That might be my next project,

As of right now.. Big tires are looking good. Some sanding done. Going to look into some parts to start the front end. I might need a lay back seat post

Going for this look on the bike, got mine rider last night. The Dream Cruiser I found on the site a while back. I just need the front end

Yes, get this. Mine was $25 from my closest LBS. Takes 15 seconds to install.

Close up, the welder was cooperating with me today The upper bracket, just some scrap that just was about perfect for the shock mount. I also did a bunch of additional welding on the the frame. I didn't want it to fall apart on a ride, head tube and canti bars were welded. Stock form was...