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wonder what the ad says. i believe its french?

wald has good strong parts. may not always be the prettiest or the most expensive, but they do their job under normal wear n tear. some products have looked the same for the past 60+ years!

Re: Happy Fixie Halloween i like the decoration hanging on the fence! :wink: oh the bike too. thats pretty sweeet.

i see the concept in the return spring but i dont exercise it, makes it harder to have fun with it! :D

ahh theres millions of those frames. literally. :wink: and i would say thats more of a chopperito than anything else, cus of the way it sits. needs some tall apes! 8)

i like where this is headed! :D

dude! thats sweet!!

oh yeah! i wanna get big red an low n feisty down there. :D

:lol:

pics! 8)

thats why i want the low & feisty done! 8)

:lol: thanks guys. no, not a burrito(i dont think theyd appreciate their deep family history getting massacared) and no not gas line. i was curious how old and what it looked like originally.

so my friend's parents have given me a bike to build for her for christmas, and i just wanna know what it is before i dive in, as id like to make it somewhat original again. i know for a fact the only stock parts are the frame/fork, maybe the headset and BB, the seat post and clamp, and i think...

well you need help, thats what were here for! post something in the how to section. 8)

dude! that turned out sweet!

ooh! sweet! :D

it is a good bit wider, but the links are shorter too. theyre like 3/8" instead of 1/2"

i think the only way a bent fork would help is if you also modified the headtube angle.

i gotta get mine up here, but its in pieces right now.

ahh i just might pick up another set of motomags for the goose so i can keep these on there, it depends on which i can pick up cheaper/faster. i do like the scrambler/motomag combo, rides like a very graceful and powerful tank. :lol: