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my single speed gearing experience is limited (and i know your have a 3speed hub), but i always felt that the old bmx standard gearing was pretty much my preference. 44, 16? (2.75) if i remember correctly.... i tried a couple other chainrings (down to 36), but always came back to the 44/16...

LOL... so true.

@BartRidesEternal Odyssey was a great brand back in my bmx days. Haven't looked into them lately. Should be a good BB. Nice job on the dust caps too.

never understood front only brakes. (must be funded by the insurance companies... lol) when i had my 20" bmx & rode it everywhere, i only had a rear brake. it was actually an odyssey pitbull brake(LOVED those brakes) and worked great, never had any issues, and never rear ended anything. i...

glad it was of some inspiration.

did a little digging... looks like they were actually a production thing for a little https://www.bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=6850259#p6850259 https://bmxsociety.com/topic/56941-skootstar/

unbelievable work! ... (picking jaw up form ground...)

found a strange BMX scooter on ebay https://www.ebay.com/itm/255076821660 interesting as it is...frame looks like it would be a good platform for a diy motor as well (double down tubes, flat mounting point)... but who knows what the rear stay width is, i'd guess it's two front wheels....

love the wagon, sleigh meets classic corvette! Nice job! growing up a friend of mine had a blue trike and we were constantly putting it on two wheels in the turns.... good memories.

“Good artists copy, great artists steal.” ~Pablo Picasso it will henceforth, be known as the BillyBob seat post method. ... have to give credit, where credit is due.

it's about the look, not comfort. (and the two never go hand in hand) ....instruments of speed are never comfortable. lol

that, my friend, is the best seatpost solution i've ever seen. and stunning to boot! ... lil' datsun's extremely nice too.