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Thanks, The bike was built to raffle off for at my daughters benefit. My daughter is in a wheelchair and the builder Skoty Chops wanted to something that she could sit on and be pushed without the pedals hitting her shins or tangling in her feet. Its much more a piece of art than a functioning...

Hope you like the pics !

Built by Skoty Chops Kustoms !

Re: Old School Lowrider bike

Re: Old School Lowrider bike

Heres a schwinn we did for my son. Gloss black, molded frame, flaked. We have a national family style car club called ROAD LORDS. We have a Jr. Road Lords chapter for the children of members and their bicycles. It keeps them out of trouble and focused on the good things in life.

Looking forward to seeing that one. We were just down at Barris' shop. My son got to sit in the the Musnster Coach and the Batmobile. I have some great pics.

By the way, That top frame tube wasnt bent, It was notched out several times (about 15 to 20 ) Then shaped and the notches welded closed. The amount of labor the guys at Skoty chops put into the steel work was amazing.

Is this quick enough for you Joe ? hahaha. Since Scarlett is severly disabled the only way she could sit on the bike was if we went for a coaster style with no pedals. (they would hit her legs when i pushed her on it) and besides that the cranks would have been about 2" long.The final touches...

Re: The Scarlett Fever Taildragger Rafflle bike Whats up Joe ? Glad you dig the bike !

Re: The Scarlett Fever Taildragger Rafflle bike Here we have the top frame tube shaped and tacked in, seat post tube shortend and fenders roughed in.

Re: The Scarlett Fever Rafflle bike Mocked up a tail dragger custom style with a springer front end and some cardboard

Skoty Chops Kustoms built this bike to raffle off for my daughters benfit in march. It was put on by Gearhead magazine, Skoty Chops Kustoms and Road Lords car club. Started with a piece of a girls Schwinn (i believe late 60's)

Thanks for the welcome, I will get some pics up of what i have as soon as i figure out how to do it. All the best !

Great site and thanks for the opportunity to be a part of it. I usually build lowrider bikes but i'm currently rebuilding a western flyer for my little niece. Respects, Bob James