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My lil sister has a new blog. She is doing a good job. Give it a visit. It may not be your speed, but who knows.....? http://simplicityannes.blogspot.com/

All very nice.

Very nicely turned out. Way to go!

I've had good success with just cleaning thoroughly and clearcoating the frame. It looks really good on all I've done. And it gives me a shot at another gratuitous post of my Collegiate... :D

It is almost a given that the kids think they can make some money without having to do anything for it. I wouldn't worry about it.

I watch the Lifetime Movie Channel

Nice Pics! Wish I coulda gone....

I think you ought to "Pay It Forward" and send it to me! :D

This is fantastic! Thanx for sharing with us.

Interesting story and nice bike.

Nice. How about some close ups?

The top tube and down tube are fillet brazed to the head tube on this 1988 Schwinn High Sierra. I don't know why the reat of the bike frame isn't done that way. According to MOMBAT, none of the other years are like that.

I can't make that. Do you have any more upcoming so I can plan?

Clean the frame and then clear coat it with acrylic.

It's been around as a fad for several years, and now seems to be fading. I still don't get the fixie thing. Now, I don't want to be judgemental, everybody has a right to get thier bike on. However(comma) it seems that limiting your efficiency by only having one gear makes no sense. If you like...

Very beautiful scenery.

Very nice!

They are better than having nothing. If you wear pretty baggy pants, they'll get caught up once and a while. SKS makes modern chainguards for bikes with front derailleurs. I have one awating installation on a project bike. http://www.sks-germany.com/sks.php?l=en ... 2e644b7476

IF you do ALL THREE of the above things you won't have a flat.

I can ALMOST guarantee no flats forever on any tire if you do the following: (1) Get a "thornproof" tube (2) Fill with Slime (3) Install in tire with a Mr. Tuffy or Slime liner