Don't make me pull this car over.
Don't make me pull this car over.
You're a good friend, and so is Matti.It does but in the case of @MattiThundrrr dibs works in the sense of all my bikes have become our bikes he lives his bike dreams through my collection.
It does but in the case of @MattiThundrrr dibs works in the sense of all my bikes have become our bikes he lives his bike dreams through my collection.
My vote now goes with the beehive!Rolled FOOLIGAN back out yesterday and noticed that I must have pinched the rear tube since it was flat. I'll fix that later.
I wanted to play around with some forks again.
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- The Evanaction is still an option since it turns out the bolts under the fork were only there for a fender, so there shouldn't be any clearance issues.
- The early waterfall beehive is still an option.
- Forgot that I had this Rollfast/Snyder beehive. This is similar to the fork I used on Flexy back in BO7, but this one has the more cylindrical spring and is just like the springers on the collectable Hopalong Cassidy bikes.
- Crusty later beehive that I've had from @wildcats old 53 CWC build.
Yeah. Those are best for skinny tires. I'm using 26x2.125 on my chopper, and it's close. But not like that^.@Dr. Tankenstein reminded me that I had this cool rusty girder fork.
It looks cool, but not even close to clearing the tire.
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My vote now goes with the beehive!
I had two of them, one in the parts pile, and can't remember if they both went to Georgia. If not, I still have one back in Florida along with the 53 Schwinn frame. The CWC was shiny at one time.
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Yeah. Those are best for skinny tires. I'm using 26x2.125 on my chopper, and it's close. But not like that^.
You have a nice space now in front of the tire to put something pictureing something like an old motor cycle oil tank or a soup canPut the beehive back on. This mockup would move the axle back about 1.75 inches from center of original dropouts
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That is a cool fork. Looks like boardtracker material.@Dr. Tankenstein reminded me that I had this cool rusty girder fork.
It looks cool, but not even close to clearing the tire.
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That is a cool fork. Looks like boardtracker material.
I say: more dropout extenders!
You have a nice space now in front of the tire to put something pictureing something like an old motor cycle oil tank or a soup can
My first thought as well. nameplate or something...Maybe a whiskey flask number placard/battery pack (with hidden switch under the cap?
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