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Real nice job Gary, I really like the old Huffy's, bet she's nice with the Nexus 3 speed. 8)

That's awesome, livin right there on the coast I would put a couple coats of clear on it or she'll be brown in less then a week!! :shock:

That came out real nice, hows the frame, is there any flex in it being a single down tube and all?

Re: ' 51 Schwinn DX pedicab project That would be killer with a tank on it all painted up custom, cool idea.

Cool, my first bmx bike back in 83 was a chrome Pro Thunder, I'd sure like to find another one chrome in good condition. I'd build it up for my little boy to ride as his first 20" he's 5 and just hit another growth spurt, couple more months and he'll be tall enough to ride it.

Re: 1950s Western Flyer? That's a sweet frame, I'd sure love to stumble across one of those.

Thundergoose,... I like it, has a certain 80's flare to it. I'm digging that frame, Huffy man from way back right here.

That ugly dumpster refugee would have made for a great BMX gender change. Interested to see what comes next.

I forgot this site is rated PG13, rules, rules rules.

Very cool, pics with chics always rock to, thanks for sharing!! 8)

I really like that frame, that pink springer fork has a nice shape to it. That very first pic looks like somebody flat landed off a 20 foot dirt jump. :lol:

Any time you use a non-catalyzed clear coat on top of a non-catalyzed color, aka spray bomb, you should apply in lite quick coats or the wet new paint will soak in and lift the paint beneath and cause it to egg shell like that.

NICE!! Great job on that frame, that would be sick with a set of drag bars on it too. 8)

Only thing that will describe that is, "Bad to the Bone!!" Man that's sharp.

Wow, that's pretty awesome. Though, I've always wondered why no ones ever made or modified one of these with the seat positioned lower, more in the center of the down tube so it would be more stable and look hot rod.

Nice job, paint looks jam up, should be a fun build. 8)

Re: Trikenstein Sweet, been wantin to do a trike forever now, just can't find one under 300 bucks local it seems like. I'd like to do a 50's straightbar version.

Thanks man, I couldn't get him off of it all afternoon, its his first 20 inch bike, he's still only tall enough for 16's, but this one with the low seat height is perfect, he worries me because he's so quick on it, I was having a hard time keeping up with him on my 26. :shock:

Thanks! Yea, he's already showing the other kids in the neighborhood, "Look at the custom bike my dad just built for me, its a chopper!!" :mrgreen:

Re: New Build...Army Bike... Looks sweet man, gonna run a chain guard on it?