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Recovering a prewar 3 spring.. first go didn't go. I tried some naugahyde I pulled off an old chair at work...it covered and formed well, but folding/and gluing under the pan caused wrinkles on the seat..naugahyde doesn't have enough stretch. We have an upholstery shop at work in another...

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Quick kill switch and brake cable ferrule from some air/fuel fittings. Bike is just about there... recovering seat this weekend with some nice aged naugahyde I grabbed off a shop chair here at work, chains and cables in the mail from a trade, been working on my pinstriping skills to be able to...

If you are going the BMX look I ran mine with a pair of Maxxis Holly Rollers 2.4 for a couple weeks...looked great just had to lose the fenders.

I picked up a similar last year and just gave it a clean up and threw some apes on it... I wasn't able to put 2.10 on it...no clearance on fenders...1.75 was max

Just sent a message on marketplace

"I totally forgot about the Monark repro forks, but I don't know if I trust that suspension or build quality for higher speeds. I thought of 26", but would rather stick with the 700c. If this turns out to be a huge fail, I'll revisit this option, but I already ordered the hub, so I'll find out."...

Great looking bike. What I would do. Snatch a set of worksman wheels, or heavy duty cruiser chrome wheels and give them the wire wool and brushed chrome look...stick to factory widths for tires to keep fenders happy.. I've tried the stencil kits and you have to get a good clean edge..(some guy's...

Get a set of cart wheels off the bay, steel rod, cotter pins, and some washers (look at a dolly axle)...easypeasy

I always love clay.

I have a couple pretty nice Roadmaster cranks one is a 56 and I think the other is a Ladies 52. I'll snap a couple pics tonight

I did a schwinn DelMar using a small car scissor jack.

Cool find, what was the price on the tag? Nice speedo, seat and basket

Perhaps this helps seeing one..

4 stroke reliability.. Go with a 79cc Harbor Freight. The problems with the kits is most of the added parts are crap quality...you are chasing problems and replacing crap components instead of riding...what kind of frame? Motor mounts pretty easily with off the shelf buggy clamps, and a 4 x 6...

Front fender had a good scrape on it....put a band aid on it this morn.

No, that is from the Roadmaster Slowbalt (from the forums) built,..I purchased a Roadmaster from him last year.

What is the spacing on the rear hub?

Been going through the bike slowly and everything has been cleaned, greased and given a coat of Penetrol...the motor needs some parts for upgrades, and proper tires.. right now I'm trying to just use stuff I can make or have put aside over time, the motor and controls were sitting from last...

No the bike itself, the motor is from my previous Roadmaster.