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what's that blue bike in the background of the second photo???

not worth ANYTHING...send it to me...i'll get rid of it :lol:

I think Hooch does this I've removed several headbadges from frames that were only worth scrap (if that) due to severe damage/rust.

...or eyesore...

ummm...ok...got any more photos of your GF instead?

the bolt that you tighten to hold the handlebars to the stem (neck)...the bracket mounts to the bottom of that (the side with the nut)...that's the "normal" mounting location as seen here (but not very good):

friction shifters are better...IMHO...but I like the vintage AND classic stuff

my standard is in MUCH better shape...but it's staying on the bike!

might be easier to cut the fork...plus spacers are cheap...or us PVC pipe (and paint it).

from Sheldon Brown's website Here A comfortable Saddle Everybody wants a comfortable saddle on their bicycle. What is not so obvious is what constitutes a comfortable saddle. Every spring, bike shops sell scads of saddles to cyclists who come in because their old saddle has...

cromoly is still steel...as long as the "regular" frame is steel, not a problem.

i have used seatpost shims...they work ok if you're just tooling around the 'hood...wouldn't do any off-road stuff.

Rat Rod...sorry it's a day late

imagine the weight with a middleweight (cantilever frame) or heavyweight frame (using the same components)...that bike would weight a TON!

i have MANY bikes...is it an original seatpost or longer? from what (if original)?

great score! i'm looking for a girl's frame version...i want the internals from the tank! and yes, it is nice to see "cruiser"-style bikes coming back...my GF has an OLD-ish Dyno, but she doesn't ride it much...she likes her Bianchi Milano (lighter-weight aluminum frame)

that bike is CRAP...you should send it to me for a proper disposal :wink: welcome to the site!

you should try the tensioner method used on the old Schwinn Twinn (you can sort of see it here):

I STILL love the skirt-guard... that bike would look GREAT in my bike shop :wink:

i have an Evil Knievel seat that would go GREAT on that frame/fork/fender combo!