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The only camelback I have heard of is a water reservoir that fits into a backpack the a hose that runs from the resevoir over your shoulder so you can drink without pulling out a water bottle.

If you have an angle grinder throw a wire wheel on there to get on the inside of the rim, works for me.

Its a 40 yard dumpster, alittle big to drag. its gone now though.

Thats what those are I threw one away I found on a hub, Thought it was some kind of bracelet a kid put on there.

What bike do you like the best that either you have purchased, found, given, built, ( or any other way to get a bike). I know for the most part every bike has its pros and cons but that what makes this thread fun, You actually have to think a little (maybe). I have only built 2 bikes so far this...

Blue ones would look cool on this

where did ya find it? it is pretty cool, I am waiting to find a classic like that.

I am not sure on the make of the bike, at one time it did have a badge on it , the pins are there but no badge.

I found this guy in a dumpster by my house. The frame and forks are curently stripped of the old paint.

Heres the finished product.

I picked one up recently too. They are pretty loud. I mounted mine on the frame.

Re: Almost done Yes the clamp is blue, and the headlight is blue & black.

Tomorrow I will paint the seat post and attach the headlight.

nope I paint mine.

So Cal is pretty nice right now I think it might of hit 80 today. I did some painting, ran to bass pro shops, now I am sitting here at 8:44pm with the window open and the ceiling fan on the temp is about 75 upstairs.

I am missing one spoke from a wheel, and wondering if it should be replaced or is it ok?

I got it and put some in hopefully that works.

is that something I can get at the Home Depot?

here ya go take a look,

How do I go about greasing my hub that has a zirt type fitting? the small stem the you would connect to your grease gun moves from side to side. It looks like you inject it with a needle maybe? Some help please.