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good quality steel fenders, classic, cheap tin fenders, def the sign of a repop.

btw you don't need to install that puley. just use a standard shifter cable anddo away with the clamps. i usually run mine inside the frame, so i always opt for the standard cable.

for future reference "shimano 3 speed internal" the other clamp holds the cable tight. usefull info, most of the suntour stickshift's work with the shimano. if you look hard enough, you can still purchase n.o.s. suntour stickshifts.

i'm not sure what model, but that thing has ross writen all over it.

when it comes to leaf spring forks, theres only one bike in mind that pulls it off. not only does it pull it off, but it knocks em outta the park. monster metal's mad hammer i think this is a first and last of its kind. the spring and design are so very well thought out. more importantly it...

go for the straight fluted. there self centering burrless bits. they cost a little more, but they will drill through just about anything, while making it seem as easy as drilling through butter. i use m on my knives, after they come back from heat teat. only problem, they are brittle and don't...

Re: ladies higgins ID? i also gave mine an overhaul (paint/tires/tubes/bearings etc) and sold it to an older lady here in town ($200)

this old stingray deluxe was my first old bike. i found it on the curb in the trash. it was the bike that turned me on to the world of rrb, custom built bikes and low riders. thing's i'm happy to say i stuck with. my first chop my first plating experiance/nightmare (after 3 months of having...

Re: ladies higgins ID? i had the same bike. (tagged j.c. higgin's) gotta say it was one heck of a bicycle. (heavy/well built) it is a very upright riding position and would def. benefit from a laid back seatpost. i'd pay $75.

considering that i'm a part time knife maker, some might think its a sad state of affairs that all i carry is this 1950's cutco challange knife (conn.) that being said, i sharpen/blue this rusty knife once a year (birchwood casey cold blue) it's unbelieveable how long this very thin, double...

i watch pawn stars and american pickers all the time. for the most part, i hate both of the show's (peeps/set up etc) that being said, i love seeing the unusual items they have on thier shows and the history behind each item. makes melaugh sometimes though. like the key gun on pawn stars. ooow...

i had pop shooting out my nose during the radio interview when jr. said. "so if the companies worth nothing, then sell me your 80%." basicly dingo, jr. and sr. parted ways (jr was fired/quit) when he asked for his 20% of the company, his dad's lawers said the company was worth nothing. (they...

not sure what it is lauren, but this bat for lashes vid, always makes me wanna ride my bike. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1wnOUH2 ... LVl2Spp7FT it's a fantastic idea, and all done with one take.

it rides awesome.

oh the truth hurts. i guess i can't complain, i have a roof over my head and a shed full of bicycles. :lol:

A living. :wink:

depends on how your gonna do it. if your using a mold/release, i'd use the fiberous stuff (it's easier to pack into corners etc) if your covering a form, i'd use the cloth. i'd also pick up coloring and match the resin as close to your final paint as possible. it will act like a primer and make...

this time of year with all the snow and cold weather, my bike building usually take the back burner to other projects. i think all these auction show's have inspired me to search a little more than usual for things both online and at auction (although i'm not looking to flip the stuff) i've...

i hit an auction a few weeks back. i purchased 3 boxes of junk for $15. the only item i really wanted in the box, was an oll/full/still in the box brass motorcycle fire extinguiser, but you wouldn't believe the stuff that was in there. couple old composition dolls from the 40's,escape ladder...

i'm just razz'n ya bud! :wink: