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I’ll get right on it and check them out. Thanks!

I was wondering if anyone has converted their beach cruiser 26” bike to an Ebike. I am considering converting my 1964 Cycle Truck to electric power and I thought I would ask other members if they knew who made the best and most trouble free hub motor at a reasonable cost. I’d like to use my...

Recently I was reading a book about the reclamation of Galveston, TX after the 1900 hurricane disaster. The book is called "Galveston: A City On Stilts." Many, many photos of how the city was raised and a protective seawall built. Really interesting reading. Anyway in one of the captions a...

The moment you start thinking in two languages at the same time.

I’m in the process of doing the same thing to a Cycle Truck that LVBill did to his Corvette. And add 7 speeds.

My new project. Like my bike, I’m going to leave it in its patina and clear coat it. But the interior will be nice.

That movie clip is really cool. It answers a lot of questions I’ve had about klunkers and mountain bikes. I have always enjoyed biking. But only recently got interested in the why and how of building, modifying and restoring bikes. Basically about 10 years ago. Now that my business is built I...

One question. By pushing the bottom bracket forward from a position that was originally more under the seat tube, when riding it, did you notice any significant lack of torque from your pedaling? Was this slant back the look you were wanting to achieve? Pretty cool modification. I've been...

I swear, some guys just have all the luck. That is a great find. Most of the ones I find have already been cleaned or restored and the seller wants me to put my soul in hock to buy it. Hope you have some good rides on it.

The cantilevers make it.

All I can say is…….. ..... What mighty fine art!

One of my favorite Cadillac body styles. There is one here in Texas not far from our house for sale.

Same here. Lol

I leave my bikes in the driveway and out on the lawn. Hey, that’s the way I did it when I was a kid.

HDratz, I'm looking to do the same thing to my 1964 Cycle Truck that I am restoring. I have been undecided about whether to use a rear hub or front hub, you know , the pros and cons of each. So, why did you decide to go front hub motor? And what brand did you purchase?

It’s pretty neat. I’m in the process of stripping down a Stingray and a Cycle Truck for restoration and I’m using it to keep them from rusting until I paint them. It won’t allow the metal to rust again.

It actually does something to the rust and the metal and puts the rust back into the metal. I spoke with the guy who developed it but it was way over my head. The info I posted will allow you to get more info on it. I do know from first hand use that it works. It ain’t cheap, as a quart is 40...

That’s what I would do and then add a sissy bar and a banana seat and Stingray type handle bars and ride the heck out of it. Then I’d have a 26” straight bar Stingray.

You could spray it with Skunk Rust-17 and see what kind of patina it gives you. You might like the look and want to keep it. Just an idea.

I’m trying to dig out my bike parts for the bike after a move. Once I do a new inventory of what I need I’ll get back to you. Thanks.