1969 Eaton's Fastback 100 3 Speed

[JNOACK]

This was an entry in the MBBO #5 and missed the deadline due to paint. Here it is now with all the extras I was able to add with more time. You can follow the build in the two threads posted below.

http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/in...tback-100-thats-a-canadian-chopper-eh.100430/
http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/in...tback-100-thats-a-canadian-chopper-eh.101620/

This was a tough bike to finish because parts are finicky and expensive for these models. If you can get the sissy bar out in one piece, someone should make you a trophy! I had a lot of fun with the 3d printer on this one, and made many custom parts. I printed the headlight bracket, turn signal housing, radio mount, horn button housing, dust cap, and Canadian maple leaf valve covers. The seat cover was sewn by me on a sewing machine. My first ever. The powder coat is Cosmo Blue courtesy of Dale Wilson at DW Metal Expressions. It was a lot of fun, and I'm very happy with the end result.

This is the bike just after I bought it.

 

[tjwilson]

Glad to see this one done. Came out great. Really like the 3D printed parts, not to mention that seat!

 

[G-Matt]

Right off the custom built show room floor .... yo
Flex that muscle ahah ya [emoji1320]


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[LukeTheJoker]

So glad to see this one done!

 

[Funkme]

Great little chopper. makes you step back in time.

 

[kingfish254]

Wow! Great details on this one.
Love the transistor radio!
Sick muscle bike!

 

[JNOACK]

Wow! Great details on this one.
Love the transistor radio!
Sick muscle bike!

Thanks!! I had a lot of fun with this one. Only took me two build offs to finish it!! I'll be better prepared for the MBBO next time out.

 

[Rob Wittmann]

Looks great! Would you happen to still have the orange seat strap? I'm cleaning up my 1970 Fastback 100, and looking to replace the broken one on mine.

 

[JNOACK]

Nice bike. You know... I definitely kept it, but god knows where it is since I renovated my garage and moved all of my boxes and tool boxes. I'll keep you posted. Where are you located?

 

[Rob Wittmann]

Fantastic! I’m in Toronto. Appreciate it....

 

[shelly]

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This was an entry in the MBBO #5 and missed the deadline due to paint. Here it is now with all the extras I was able to add with more time. You can follow the build in the two threads posted below.

http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/in...tback-100-thats-a-canadian-chopper-eh.100430/
http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/in...tback-100-thats-a-canadian-chopper-eh.101620/

This was a tough bike to finish because parts are finicky and expensive for these models. If you can get the sissy bar out in one piece, someone should make you a trophy! I had a lot of fun with the 3d printer on this one, and made many custom parts. I printed the headlight bracket, turn signal housing, radio mount, horn button housing, dust cap, and Canadian maple leaf valve covers. The seat cover was sewn by me on a sewing machine. My first ever. The powder coat is Cosmo Blue courtesy of Dale Wilson at DW Metal Expressions. It was a lot of fun, and I'm very happy with the end result.

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This is the bike just after I bought it.
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hi …would you be willing to sell it ? thanks