The Renaissance Man
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Go man go!
Thanks for the encouragement! I was hoping to get a little further tonight but I'm happy with the results. I'd say this is pretty remarkably accurate machine work considering a basically just using an angle grinder. The bearings slip into the outer shell with almost zero slop. Tomorrow I'll add the cylinders that will allow me to bolt it all together.Go man go!
Thanks, I think you may have seen these lines somewhere before...Nice smooth lines!
Yeah I can't seem to get motivated until the last minute for some reason. Good eye on the pink parts. While those fenders had nothing to do with the bike that they came off of that is the rear seat stay from the bike I cut up 7 years ago for the 37 Elfman Streamline Deluxe. Not to be nit picky but that's actually the rear chain stays/swingarm, not the fork.What I find most interesting, is this dark red paint on the fork....
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And how it matches the dark red on your 1937 Streamline Deluxe build around 7 years ago.....
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Hmmmm....? Left-over parts?
Which was an OddJob Award winner in the first year they were given out! You 'crunched timed' that one too, if I remember correctly?!
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