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Took Bali Hai my faux bamboo tiki bike out for about 8 miles for shakedown runs the last couple of days. Today rode it to a stand of bamboo in a wooded area. Fake bamboo at real bamboo. This bamboo averages about 6" in diameter. There were probably 50 stalks here recently. Someone cut it...

Finished and in it's natural habitat.

This is the final (for now) accessory. A genuine, fake shrunken head. These were a requisite feature to hang in fifties and sixties hot rods. Well, unless like Falfa you had a genuine fake skull. 😄

If I ever find a rattan, leopard or reptile saddle I'll change. For now this orange stiching matches my orange tin features.

Well, with inflation it is now the buck and a quarter tree. Anyway . . . I get a two pack of the hooks for hanging paint projects. These tins come in two large or four small. They're good for small items like master links. Sheet metal hooks that are great for handle bars. These are...

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Outstanding!🙏

The last component is the chain guard. I chose a Huffy guard over the slim Romet unit. The Huffy has billboard properties! My go to source for vinyl has always been JBY graphics on Amazon. Always crisp and clean. After thinking about a name for many days I settled on James Michener's...

I'm hoping a teenager who needs it is picking one up tomorrow. 👍

My favorite city. Oldest city in America.

I was in High School when it was first on the radio..

Listening about the "Gales of November," in Gordon Lightfoot's, Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

3rd bike of the week. A Diamondback road bike. Put a tire on it and giving it away.

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St. Augustine, Fl. Side by side bike. Year unknown.

My neighbor delivers papers in the wee hours. He picked up these two matching Huffy Lockland 7 speeds on Monday for me. I adjusted everything and have them ready to give away. The paper man said the snowbirds are starting to arrive and are doing their annual throwing out of stuff.

Inline 6?

I remembered that I was going to make a headbadge. Removed the eyelet and concaved the back of a bronze diecast tiki. Filled the back with JB Weld Epoxy putty. The filled and radiused area gives me a surface for 3M auto emblem tape. The installed tiki headbadge.