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I just replaced all my cadium plated spokes with stainless steel. Less work, better look, permanent results.

1964 Flying O Lancer

Bone stock...1982 Huffy Good Vibrations, built in the good old USA. Replaced rotted tires and that nasty black foam grip. Cleaned and lubed everything. Another nice rider.

Yeah I know...these don't get much love but with the wheel/tire/ hub upgrade I did its a sweet rider and an attention getter on the public bike trail

1964 Otasco badged Flying O Lancer

There is some major hate out there for this bike. Yes, it's made in China, I don't like that any more than any one else, but I think after a few mods, I can forgive it's birthplace. It rides great, I can't believe how many people stopped me to ask about it or just admire it. New wheels, tires...

Choppers.us, but their site is shut down...

My two brothers. Late 70's Good Vibrations.

I've had this one since 2008....it's always changing.

Another angle

Mine, currently. Just added the center stand.

I found mine to be very uncomfortable for more than a 10 minute ride. It has virtually no padding, and the springs are for someone a lot lighter than my 200lbs.

Gotta love the time change, and the weather in sunny FLA. What a pleasure to get home from work and ride.

Yes, its the original sprocket

Yes, other than apes, sissy bar, longer brake cables and new tires, she's 100% bone stock. The build date is early June 1967, and the experts have told me thats why it has this sprocket and the opaque spoke protector as well.

The bike is small in reality, as I sit here looking at it compared to my cruisers. It just made it so much easier to ride.