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roger, that kingfish thanks

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Starting with a 1976 Schwinn Speedster Frame. Widening the rear and changing the fork for a balooner wheelset. Trying to figure out how to add pictures. You make it tough for the old guys.

http://thecabe.com/vbulletin/showthread ... highlight= this may link you to some pictures of my CWC All American (ca 1937-41)

I would hang that from the rafters of my shop for the rest of forever. (And then get to working building a bike for the princess.)

My '76 Chicago made Speedster has a seam on the bb.

"Acid in water--like you oughta'" was my HS Chemistry Teacher's mantra. Nice work.

I admire the hillbilly engineering---how many fingers do you have? I used a dremel tool with a cutoff wheel to mod a rear sprocket and it worked fine--had to finish up with a round file since the cutoff left a square end. CC

how about a styrofoam plug (cheap; easy to shape) and overlay it with fiberglass and polyesther or epoxy resin?

Re: North Carolina RatRodBikers... CHECK IN! Raleigh NC is the place to be. Tbere is an outstanding bike-friendly brewpub that may even be willing to host.