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I,m 5'10" and weigh 230 lbs and I can barely ride one.They might be neat to play around with , but not to ride any distance. 8)

Here's the pics of our chopper collection so far. The red one just needs a good detailing. the blue one needs the same and is missing one grip. The black one is missing the brakes , the fender, the chain guard ,and someone has removed the decals.I intend to replace all the missing parts...

I could use this... I plan to drive the car to Myrtle Beach SC on March 15 to the Run to the Sun rod run.The car is a 1940 Chevy two door sedan. It has a 1954 235 six ,1969 Camaro three speed transmission , and Mustang II front suspension. I will probably haul the Dyno Glide and another cruiser.

So far mine's this Dyna Glide Deluxe.

It will take longer ones than any I have on junk bikes.The rear tire is so fat that the ones I have don't extend past the tire.

1956 Ford F100, 472 Cadillac engine, Chrysler torsion bar ifs. My daily driver.

I'll take a group pic tomorrow of the three schwinn choppers I now have.I already had two of the smallest ones for my two grandsons.This week I found one of the bigger ones (20"?).The boys will love that Dad (my son) has a bike "just like"theirs .Now I'm looking for one for Mom.The last one is...

I'm amazed at all the brand names of current, or recent,bikes that I find regularly. I'm sure that there were makers in years gone by that I have yet to hear of, but these recent ones pop up all the time.I just bought , off of Craigslist , a Greenline cruiser bike. I had never heard of Greenline...

I like it. Never heard of a Zenital , but I like it. Think I'll google it and see what pops up.

Looks like it would be heavy.

I spent most of an afternoon "truing" probably the worst two wheels that I have ever worked on . I was really pleased with how true I was able to get the front wheel. The rear was not as bad. After all the time spent on the front and some on the rear , I discovered frame damage that is probably...

Great find. Until recently I had passed on most chances at mountain bikes. I recently bought a couple and I love them. This mongoose is my favorite , I suppose.

How about the Corvair? Is it put away for the winter too? They go good in the snow!

I would be bidding on it , but shipping is a killer and it's too far to drive.Besides I'm trying not to buy any more mountain bikes.It is a nice looking bike. 8)

It's a good thing that we're not all after the same bikes. If we were that one bike would be priceless and all others would be worth nothing.One bike I would like to find is a three speed with rod brakes.No particular brand,just a man's model and with rod brakes.

I picked these 2 up CHEAP. The Mongoose is missing the rear brake cable. I rode it a little anyway.The seat is toasted, really. The Schwinn is missing the kickstand and the front wheel and tire are on backwards. I believe both will clean up nicely.I had decided ... No more mountain bikes ...

I've had this hanging in the garage for 15+ years. I decided to stick in on a bike again. The Huffy Good Vibrations was a good candidate, not having fenders. It has good spark at the plug and good compression, so it should run but I had no mixed , two stroke gas on hand.The specks on it are...

Another that won't be ratted.Check out this Peugeot mixte that I paid $15 for. It will clean up nicely.The only real problem is the missing taillight lens.The lights and generator are original equipment on this bike. :D

What I want is more like the Schwinn Admiral ladies model at WalMart. I can't believe that Schwinn doesn't make a mens model in the white red color combo.

After looking at the Thruster some more , I don't think I want one after all. I need something with a few gears, and I hate fixies. I can use one of the many ten speed bikes in my collection as a start and build exactly what I want. I'll probably spend more than the cost of a Thruster , but it...