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Really does have that dirttracker stance, came out great. Could use a number plate on the front. How bout a big Dave Aldana 13 ?

wow never saw one of them before:rolleyes:

Great idea bolting the one sprocket to the other sprocket to get the chain to line up. I may use that rig one day. The frame and all components you used look great.

They came within a couple miles from me when they went to nicks Harley in south jersey. Also the fellow from the show WHATS IN THE BARN paid nick a visit looking for parts in one of their episodes. Nicks is the place for old American built cycles and parts all the way back to the beginning.

The tank on those two bikes are awesome. Sure don't make them like that no more.

Great fender light. Love the pitting and weathered look.

That is a great looking frame. It sort of has the style and stance of the hard time frames without the catcher and a few inches of length added. I think I read somewhere they are made in Poland . Is that true?

My eyes are watering and my nose is burning just reading these. lol

That bike is awesome. Its like a piece of art. I wouldn't even ride it , Id put it in my living room and I wouldn't care what the wife says . lol

With the long wheel base and slight up and down flex in the frame and rear section the bike is a blast to ride. I must admit I was concerned about drop and sag with that long rear end even though its heavy gauge tube. It sagged one to two inches when I first was able to sit on it. After adding a...

Started with a drawing and occ donor bike that yielded a front end, cranks, and rear wheel mounts. Gathered lots of other parts and ended up with some sort of bobber burrito. Not sure what to call it. Except for tight turns really comfy and smooth to ride. [/URL]

Looked like a fun and challenging project , came out great. Those rims with the spokes and spokes and spokes really add to the bike, along with the large tires. You were fortunate to get them on without any rubbing.

That kenda is 3in. Another cool looking tire that will fit that rim is a CST Cyclops 26x2.4 in. There is a California company that builds ruff cycle bikes that uses the Cyclops on a lot of their builds. Also I believe the Cyclops has an even more lower profile than the kenda. As far as...

As far as taking a same ole same ole conventional type frame , changing and adding a few pieces of tubing without stretching much , if any , no doubt one of the best Ive seen. Gotta love that bobber look too. Really like the kendas on 4in rims. Had a pair of 3in kendas laying around for a few...

Thought some might like these valve caps I made for a bike Im building. I think they add a neat touch to the wheel. Also heres a pic of something I been working on for some time and have no idea when will be finished.

Came out great .

Hey DV I forgot to mention. You should check your local laws cause some cops don't take kindly to those apes being over your shoulders. lololol.

Everyone should have at least one bmb in their shed..