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my 1989 Specialized Rockhopper. single speed conversion. dart/smoke tires. brooks professional converted to v-brakes love it. about to go riding. 36/20 ratio

Re: indian inspired motored bike. finally finished-new pic's hey, thanks. sorry about all the questions. i must build one now!

Kant go wrong with Kona's my 1996 Explosif - Columbus Max tubing i LOVE this bike. yours are wonderful.

Re: indian inspired motored bike. finally finished-new pic's thanks man. i have been wanting to do one up for so long. now i am just really inspired by this one. is there an engine supplier you would recommend? the brakes? are they drums in the hubs? am i blind?

Re: indian inspired motored bike. finally finished-new pic's holy crap. coolest motorized i have ever seen. did you do a build thread for this? i would like to know more about the frame the motor kit the tank how the saddle attaches how the brakes work

we even get it at the trails, mtb'r to mtb'r dudes on their $4k + Moots etc. me on my actually really nice but 13 year old Kona and my buddy on his 92 Rockhopper. we rode by some of them in the parking lot the other weekend and they scoffed at our bikes. said something like, "well that's...

i bet that old school snap on stuff is worth some dough!

send me the saddle.

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there is a headbadge group pool on flickr. http://www.flickr.com/groups/bicycleheadbadges/ and one for chainrings. http://www.flickr.com/groups/chainring/

stiff competition!!! glad to be a part of it!

wow that sprocket is huge! sweet build.

i dont go anywhere without an extra tube, a patch kit, a small pump, and a few tools. i live in a big dirty city where flats are a part of life. it was funny though.... i was on a ride with my buddy and we saw two spandex roadies on $4k carbon bikes stopped on the side of the road. we asked if...

nice VERY early morning shots for dramatic shadowing! came together really really well.

man that thing is insane! i bet its like 9 feet long!

yeah, really nice. interesting details all around.

Re: RoadMaster Diesel: almost done... dude, i had the same bars dilemma. i went with upright, for riding's sake. lookin good.

the 69th finished bike entry. wow! this has been a great experience. there is some great stuff going on in this build off. i am glad to be a part of it. i really came into this wanting to build a nice balloon tire cruiser. one that i can ride around a lot. i am very pleased with how it turned...

what a long, arduous journey its been with this build. i a pleased to say that she is done. more photos coming in the Finished Bikes section.

i got one for my birthday last year. good book!