Bareknuckle Brawler

[herr_rudolf]

You didn't dissappoint. I loved this bike from the start.
Well done.

 

[bean]

One more word for your collection: Hardcore!!! That thing looks like it seriously means business!

Where did you get the forks? They look great on that bike!

Thanks for the kind words.

I used the top and bottom plates (not sure what the correct name for them is ) from a triple tree fork from BikeWorld USA, and made new legs from 31.8mm tube, then fabricated the mounts and rockers and used 2 cheapo MTB rear shocks I got from a junkyard.

 

[hewey]

Tougher than any bike that comes from Big W has a right to be! :lol: :lol: Another awesome build mate, love your work :mrgreen:

 

[NLCTVWguy]

Great work, the bike just looks tough all the way around. Something you could pull into any biker bar with.

Great work on the fork and split bars. The bike sits just right.

(And I am a fan of 24x3's too, I love that fat tire look!)

Congrats and good luck!
--Rob

 

[Jake Sensi]

thats an awesome bike,bean! 8) nice aggressive look with a handlebar set-up that i cant wait to steal. :lol: congratulations,you worked hard for this one!

WHAT HE SAID !! GREAT BUILD BABY!! PEACE

 

[2dawgs]

COPPER TANK, OH YEAH! It's a Motorhead's Delight.

 

[user 135]

Such a simple bike with some very cool details. Nice work all around.

 

[bean]

Added a couple of riding pics to the first post.

 

[Hooch]

awesome bike!

 

[offyspeed99]

:shock: :shock: :shock: WOW :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

[bean]

Bonus!!!........Just sold the original unused wheels and tires off this bike at a swap meet for $40 and the seat, seatpost and bars for $10, so the $78 purchase price less $50, means the frame only cost me $28