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Point well made..I may have pushing the point -just thinking if 1 would like to eventualy want to put a motor on one of these. PS..OCD, I got to say that is 1 sweet ride you have there.

I understand what you are sayinh Slick Rick, thae Cold roll would be the way to go ,I am not sure about the hot roll would seen to be not round and smoth. But you are correct the length , I mean if one is to build a bike from scrach I would think 20' would be plenty. There is a shop up here that...

WOW.. :shock: ..Well in the spirit of rat rodding I would have to say thats a no go way to $$$. But if some one would want to build a sweet looking frame and not wory about droping some $$ this is the way to go. Definetly some cool looking stuff there.

Ya.. that sounds about right. Now with a little searching ,I am finding out about these frame lugs, that seems like the way to build- then someone could just braze the joints . The problem is I cant seem to find any. Can the average person get these?

OK... I admit I am a newbe here to the forum and I dont want to russel any feathers but i was thinking of building my own frame. The thing is when I do a search for frame material I keep coming up with posts where people are using "Thin wall Electrical conduit" for there frames. I am no expert...

Cool I will do that- and here it is -D051540-

Hello From Milwaukee.... These vintage/Rat Rod bicycles are a hole new world to me. I was always into cars and never even took a second look at a bicycle, then one day a friend of a friend brought a vintage bike over to my house and I was floored :shock: , I could not belive just how Cool...

Hello everyone.. these vintage bicycles are a hole new world to me. I was always into cars and never even took a second look at a bicycle, then one day a friend of a friend brought a vintage bike over to my house and I was shocked, I could not belive just how cool looking these bikes were. Well...