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They may be thin, but those fenders are enough to get me started right now. Customizing that ride should be pretty easy. In my case that also means big $$$'s. I tend to let spending get out of hand. Good luck with the build, and good luck putting it off till next winter.

Re: Zeeing Red! 8) 8) 8) two very cool bikes.

ran across one a couple years back. carnie had backed the headset out so the fork wobble in the head tube. he had problems riding it himself.

I laced mine with standard spokes. The only difference I know of is the hollow hubs on the trike. One wheel should come off by unbolting it. The other is either threaded or pressed on. LBS couldn't decide how it mounted on mine. I just laced and trued it on the axle mounted on the frame.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Deco-BICYCLE-sp ... 4ac2af0832 anyone know what this is? Don't think I really want it, but it is interesting.

WOW!

Hey Preston, it's Tim B. I'll swing by the shop Tues. and see what your needing. Got the welder so we're half way there. I'm needing shims for those ape hangers. Glad to see the sale of the Felt.

This build has had my interest from day one. I'm doing a purple & pink cruiser for my wife. Mine however will be in contrast to yours as I'm painting it in a matte/satin finish. That saddle and grip combo is just over the top. Can't wait to see everything together.

Re: ‘Pard in my pink... Huffy WOW! Love the custom paint. Congrats to you and Breanna.

Re: Old # 3 Wow here in the Dallas area ALL occ's are super cool, rare, and above all "collectable". The wwc's are just about as bad. Generally asking prices run around $100 min. for a road hard put up wet pile.

Flipping that frame may be one of the best design ideas I've seen in a while. The paint is killer. Very cool build.

I'm in as well.

Nice build Diablo67, that thing is pink. Nice mix with the black and chrome. I need to find a couple of those girl's Schwinn myself for the grand daughters. Congrats on nice resto-mod.

This has to be my favorite build yet! Been kicking around doing a soft tail chopper. After seeing this build the wheels aren't turning they're doing major burn outs! Thanks for sharing and inspiring me to get off my rearend. :D

Bikes look great but, I'm really loving the Gremlin!

Saw them aswell. Thought they were ok. Of corse the first thing I thought was what parts could be used off them. Impressed me about as much as the origanals. Hopefully I can square up a deal I've got going for one of the "web bikes". Gonna slice and dice that thing into pieces. Thinking softtail...

As far as cleaning everything up, start with a good washing. For the paint I use a good atuomotive polish. To remove light pitting some 0000 steelwool with your choice of a good metal polish. I was a big fan of Braso but found Bar Keeper's Friend last week and was very impressed with the...

looks pretty cool. i'd try a piece of flat stock to reinforce the fenders. put a little radius on it and weld it in place. should make it sturdy enough for the lights.

yes, also read your post about looking for a pic of your wagon. don't have one but took time to look at it. i have a 50's flat bed wagon. i went for 4-wheel steering instead of dropping it. i kinda wish i'd looked at lowering it now. i was showing the streched camillion trike. looking forward to...

Hello all, found the sight a last week. been thrashing to get my trike together for the show at Don Johel's. finally got to register today. lots of very cool rides in the gallery, got many ideas working now. look forward to getting to know everyone.