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Thank you and absolutely, working on it, pics with lights coming soon I hope :D

Heya everyone, it's been while, and yes, here is yet another stepthrough :D. Friend of mine took care of my dog last winter while I was on holiday, as a "thank you" I built him the above beauty: Start was a 1955ish NSU ladies bike which he wanted me to electrify. To make it short I had a...

Well when I first got the bike i was thinking parts-bike until i realized this is a Nakamura and under the dust is a wonderful sparkly deep American-Blue. The internet said the frame is supposedly famous for the rear end "Snake-Stays" and has quite a long geometry. The basics really already had...

Yeah, bolt on was my thought too, just something to stiffen the frame because I have seen more than one ladies frame to wear and then bend below the seat post exactly above the upper tube connection.

Thank you :) I find them generally beautiful, tho I am considering to at least screw a bar into the middle.

Now that is a serious compliment :) thank you

Rat Bike Scrambler "Hercules Excavator". Since I never was entirely happy with the Jesus bike (s. post in Intros) and the Jesus broke and fell off - I reworked it: A short build history: The original bike is a round 1955 womens Hercules which I saved 3 years ago from being trashed with the...

This was a low end warehouse "jump-the-hype" production, I also had one at one point. It wasn't Woolworth since they had "Prophete" as a brand, but something similar. Everything is basically pressed sheet-metal and the very german road safety generator mount :) Still a cool thing and...

Half a year of pondering left and right, 2 months of work, here it is:

Thanks for the warm welcome :) @toro1978: The fork was a total shot in the dark, I saw that one on a flee market, liked the color and thought it might work. The guy that sold it thought it was french and from the 50s. Putting it in turned out to be a very tight business, i had to remove some...

Hello everyone, my name is Tom. I got my first bike at the age of 5 and I think around 6 my back then best friend and neighbour and me we started messing around with it. I remember we picked bikes from the scrap yard and went to the local smithy to have them reinforced so we could jump in the...