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Been a while since I checked in here, sad to here that Adam has passed he was an inspiration to us all ! Rest in peace my friend ! I will always remember all he did for me at College Cyclery and here at Rat rod bikes !

I have one but I think its a 20x1.175,

:crazy2::crazy2::43::cool2: Yep I think that about sum's it up ! Mark

http://www.boone-crockett.org/bgRecords/WorldRecordsDetail.asp?area=bgRecords&type=SHEEP :crazy2:

Now that some Rams Horns, probably really high on the Boone and Crocket scale !:41::bigboss: Mark

I have really never been into the Columbia's but this is one cool frame with the built in rack ! So many possibilities with this oldie but goody.:bigboss: Mark

"Very Cool" collection !:113: Mark

Just thought I would mention that the chainsaw motor does have a centrifugal clutch. The first motorized bike I rode had a McCullough chainsaw motor on it with a crank sprocket mounted/welded to the rear hub...scary fast, bad brakes and loud as hell....."Oh to be young and bold again" ! Mark

"Atta Boy" Henry, building bikes is a great way to spend some quality time with your dad !:thumbsup: Mark

"Cool Beans" The TRM tank makes for such a great transformation on girls frames ! This one being so compact reminds me of a Sportster, liking it a lot !:113: Mark

One of mine as well, been hoarding this one for a long time ! Mark

"Very Cool" I don't know what it is with these early motor bike frames but they just keep poppin' up around here :39::113: Following this one ! Mark

Only time will tell OJ though I'm not sure how much tire I can fit between the stays or the fork for that matter as it appears to have had 28" wheels originally. Might have to hunt through the pile for some 700c wheels ...not many of those in my pile so might have to track down a donor or just...

So what a page three slacker I've been:speechless: For now I've given up on the Iver and since the lake in my backyard has receded I dug out this Shelby Supreme Motorbike, we'll see what becomes of it through the next couple weeks. It too has some issues yet should be a bit less difficult to...

Welcome to the wbo ! I'm sure you could take a sawsall to most of those rejects without too many people getting butt hurt .:bigboss: Mark

Nice job on the seat it looks great, I worked at an upholstery shop for a couple years and learned a lot but never did learn to sew...A skill I would like to have for sure ! Mark

Luke , I liked this build from the beginning ! Great to see it getting finished. :rockout: Mark

Great Starting point ! I'm not a purist in any sense of the word but I have a thing for original paint and patina so I'll follow along SSG !:thumbsup: Mark

Very cool bike to start with ,"Classic" Schwinn style. Mark

Polar Opposites, I dread the dog days of Summer ! Mark