Almost all of the reflectors that I am finding are around 7/8"
The trick with stars and stripes stuff is finding a balance of it. I don't want this to become a 1976 Bicentennial cartoon. I just want accents hear and there.
That's a 1938 frame, wow! Talk about artisan designers.
Suggestion, if you're going with the stars and bars theme and the girder sandwich fork... rather than just cutting holes in the girders go with star cut outs
BTW, cool use of a Girvin fork, seriously under rated MTB forks.
Hey KF really liking the way this bike is turning out so far
kinda has a prewar evil kenevil vibe to it
i might have a solution for you if you cant find any blue jewels
i suggest going with all red jewels
and for the blue aspect try either heating the sprocket to see if you can get the chrome to blue
or use gun bluing on the sprocket
that way it would give it a blue "effect"
i could have just suggested painting it blue but like you said earlier
Talking about a suicide shifter, you have one there for sureTook starsNbars down from the workstand to test the shifter location and to get a feel for the longhorn bars.
I like both.
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I plan to keep the rusty patina on the seat so after realizing I like the size looks and placement of the longhorn bars, I had to get these crusty cross brace longhorns from @marius.suiram .
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And this cool prewar kickstand from him as well
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Talking about a suicide shifter, you have one there for sure
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I don't know why I even participate in these "Build Offs"....
Oh yeah.....'cause it's FUN!! Nice job again King of the Fish!!
Thanks Chips. It's fun because we get to see people do wild stuff like make a softail Hex Silver King!!!
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