I rode it in the one a couple weeks ago...You taking this one to the Tamale ride?
I was planning on taking the Harlequin burrito.
I'm in the midst of mounting a rack for a small cooler on it.
Carl.
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I rode it in the one a couple weeks ago...You taking this one to the Tamale ride?
I got a some lengths of it a couple years ago for the Muscle Bike BO. It's a checkered mylar, I know it comes in silver or gold checked with black, there may be other colors too. I found it on eBay. Porkchop BMX has it too.What's up with that striped or checkered cable? That's cool.
Thanks! I really appreciate your point. I do take the time to try and line things up and get the lines parallel.Wow, the truss fork is a perfect match for the rack. Don't You feel with that stance the bike looks like a jaguar, just about to leap at its prey?
Which is awesome because it prefectly fits the Aztec jaguar theme of the bike.
Your builds always have such sweet lines, they are a feast for the eye, GuitarCarl!
There may be some Jaguar print on the bike but it won't be the seat...Now you need jaguar print seat.
Ooh, can you make the tank look like a big chunk of obsidian?
Maybe with some gloss black and creative denting.
Apart from that I feel a print would not be right on this clean build. Jaguar don't fit their cars with leoprad print seats either and still get the message across through styling cues.
The Aztec Jaguar Warrior is exactly the image that inspired me. Actually it was the statue of Cuauhtémoc as a Jaguar Warrior that I saw on the first Tamale Ride this year.I was thinking less of a jaguar cat, and more of an Aztec jaguar warrior, who drape themselves in jaguar skins. But I see you point of not wanting to be too literal.
Jaguar cars get the message across by sticking a little chrome statue of the whole cat on the bonnet of their cars
I built those bars in the last WBO for a Silver King I ended up selling for what I had in it. I have a length of thick wall tubing that I've been using to stretch handle bars. The method is 8 inches or so of thick wall slid halfway inside the bar end and a piece slid on to extend them. Before, I'd always kept the extension less 4 inches and hid the seam under the grips. This time I detailed the seam with thick brass washers that I drilled out to fit the thick wall and copper tubing slices that fit snugly. I have plug welded them before but I also have just slathered them with JB Weld epoxy, and these were done with the epoxy. Detailing the seam allowed me to extend the bars much further.I've been meaning to ask about the cool brass ring things on your handlebars and now 6 pages have gone by...
What are they from???
Love the stance on this bike...I don't know what paint job you're planning but I've been enjoying seeing the black frame, supa-bling chromed tank and the brass rings all together
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