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Thanks for the kind remarks, I really pretty happy with the way it turned out. Boardtrack fan I was going to cut the fender but I think it's such a cool fender I didn't want to change it's originality even though it is the front fender mounted on the back. Thanks again guys, Ian

Thanks for your feedback everybody. I decided to go for it. The bike overall is really cool but the handle bars and stem are obviously wrong and the seat is super cool but it sucks that something's been chewing on it. I like the bike but I'm not totally sure I'm going to keep it, Anybody...

I have the opportunity to buy a women's 1895 Crescent Frame,fork,seat and crank that is in pretty good shape(still has the original paint and headbadge) for $100. I don't know much about them and I'm not a hugh women's frame fan but the bike is pretty cool. What do you guys think, anybody know...

That "dial your ride" springer is one of the coolest springers I've ever seen, what is it originally off of?

I just finished putting this bike together and brought it down to the billetproof car show in Ocala at Don Garlets for one of my friends to pinstripe for me. I rattle canned the frame, tank, Fork and chainguard. It's a 1957 Schwinn frame, locking springer, handelbars and crank, the wheelset...

I really like the gunmetal and red together, I think the frame and tank all the same color works real well, the 62 is awesome great idea.

Looks Great, you cleaned it up real well. I've always liked those bikes. If you put that skip tooth back on it it'll be really though to ride up those hills...lol

Thanks for all the compliments, I really appreciate it. MonsterMetal, I was able to get 26 inch wheels on there and I also squeezed a bobbed rear fender on it, it's a pretty tight fit.

I'm not sure of the exact weight but I would guess somewhere around 4 to 5 pounds at the most, there pretty light for an old frame.

I just finished putting together this 1937 Silver King with some old parts and some new ones. I'm waiting on a dropstand to complete it. Just thought if anyone would appreciate it, it would be you guys. The photos aren't as good as I'd like them to be because I have to lean it against something...

Thanks, for the warm welcome. the bike with the side car was made in Japan, so I don't think it's a raleigh :cry: I'm not sure where the side car was made I'm in Gainesville Florida. I 'll post more pictures of my bikes when I start putting them together. Thanks -- Ian

Hey, I'm new to the site. I think what you guys are doing is great, so many cool bikes and creative ideas. I've always liked bikes but I seemed to put my money into old cars first, I finally came to the conclusion that I'm not rich enough do the car thing so I sold my car and have gotten into...