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My Giant Boulder I've owned for 30 years. Nice ride on a beautiful fall day in NW Iowa. Kev

My 1990 Giant Boulder I've owned since it was a few months old. I worked in a bike shop and bought this with some parts missing on it. It went to college with me and many other adventures. 5 yrs ago, i pulled it out of storage, went through it, and put some different bars and michelin rock...

This cool cat made an electric ride in the way back. Super slick

That's Awesome! I have a vintage champion chassis flat tracker with a '74 yz250 I wanted to race in arhma and ice race, but never got around to it. Besides a few hare scrambles, I got into competition trials and really enjoyed it.

That's one great ride!

I bought this same seat for my Monark and love it. It still has a vintage look and really fits me well. I will buy another one for future projects. It was less than $30 on the big E.

Great taste in components!!

I received this from someone who works for a street dept. He salvaged it out of the scrap and gave to me. Can't wait to get it on the wall!

Went camping this week and brought the bikes (last time posting pics of this bike). Had a blast! One of the nice trails narrowed up to a single track deer trail. Lots of branches down and muddy in spots. Wished I had my G. Boulder instead, but the hybrid did pretty fair on the 38's.

They are all cool machines. Every builder, take a bow! Well done everyone!

A cool morning, so just a quick ride. This bike got me back into riding and it makes me happy.

What a great bike!

This is a poster that hung in my basement stair case when I was growing up. My Mom & Dad still have it. ('37 Ford in background)

Cool Bike!

That's a slick machine! So Cool!!

Thank you for taking the time to instruct us properly.

Thanks Andy! Last year, I found a tooth larger rear sprocket and is much more user friendly. This morning, I started looking at the tanks for some ideas. Should be fun!

I had to go look at a motorcycle in my storage unit and in an old cardboard box, i found some goodies. The missing fender and tanks for the General! I now have rounded up both fenders, tanks, chain guard, and rack. Since I like the bike stripped down, I think I will just use the tanks, two tone...

I finally got around to building a tool caddy for my homemade stand

Slick setup! The dial indicator removes all doubt.