All Terrain Cruiser

[Carbon]

Here's a redux of one of my favorite framesets, it's a converted Huffy mountain bike. Kind of a mish mash of BMX, Klunker and beach cruiser all into one. I really like the frame on this one and it has been quite a few other builds, I think I like this one the best, rides great. I put a super heavy duty set of double wall Weinneman wheels, around 40mm wide with big ole thick spokes, 11 or 12 Ga, Kenda gum walls with a Profile inverted stem and Renthal Raptor bend atv bars with the center brace removed. I also put a 165mm sealed bearing Haro Fusion crankset with a Sakae BMX chainring on it, running 44/16 on it, bike is fast and super comfortable to ride. Here's a couple of pics.

 

[deorman]

 

[Carbon]

Thanks, can't wait till fall gets here, gonna be some good riding!! : )

 

[LukeTheJoker]

Good looking bike!

Luke.

 

[Big Goose]

 

[Nagant]

Love it!

 

[Araya51]

Kool looking Cruiser.. Nice Job.!!!

 

[Carbon]

Thanks fellas

 

[Barkit]

Wow this looks real good. Quite cool to see mountain bikes on here. Did you try it offroad?

 

[Carbon]

Wow this looks real good. Quite cool to see mountain bikes on here. Did you try it offroad?

Thanks, nah haven't had a chance to take er offroad yet, I have a pretty cool trail here in town that's mostly flat single track i'm gonna take it to when it cools down a little, been smoldering lately.

 

[Bicycle808]

I'm really impressed with what you did with that Huffy. Is that the original fork? Stance looks great.... Nice choices on components, too...

I ride trails sometimes with those Kenda K53s.... they ain't real knobbies, but they ain't slicks, neither..... the actually hook up with some decenttraction!

 

[Araya51]

Kinda looks like a Jamis Boss Cruiser..

 

[Nagant]

The frame looks the same as my Huffy Timberwolf. I've only seen two Huffy models with the whishbone seat stay thus far. I can't remember the name of the other. Link to the thread I did recently about this survivor bike with lots of pics for anyone interested in late 80's and early 90's funk.

http://ratrodbikes.com/forum/index....s-huffy-warning-pic-heavey.85549/#post-841018

 

[Carbon]

Thanks guys, yeah that's the original fork, love these old 90's Huffy and Murray mountain bike frames, they make great single speed's. I try and keep an eye out on these when I on the hunt.