Jake Sensi said:Leave em alone! Bike is killer! You've got some serious skills! GTB!! Peace
thanks jake, yeah i'll leave them alone. i'll post some update soon, already sporting a headlight.. many thanks!
Jake Sensi said:Leave em alone! Bike is killer! You've got some serious skills! GTB!! Peace
thanks kingfish, i'm leaving them alone now.. by the way, thanks again for those tips, i'm sorry i overlooked that part where the coaster arm brace attaches to, i thought i corrected it but i'm wrong. the springer arm won't budge the natural way, only a little. so i removed the brace and then sat on the bike and the springer moved a lot, lot, lot better, it does it function well without the brace! so i made another bracket that attaches to the springer arm and whalah! the springer works well now. might post some pics in the coming days. i have not yet remove the bolt that holds the springer arm. will do it the next few days. i also need to drill another hole in the coaster arm. even if the seat doesn't have foam, it doesn't hurt my butt now. and definitely rides a lot better, its like a floating bike! i guess that's what it feels like with your Flexy too. thanks for the tips. really helped alot.kingfish254 said:+1 and +2 on leaving the wheels chrome. Those are cool rims on their own and I the chrowm looks to be in great shape.
kingfish254 said:Hey, there are at least two of us now. I wonder if we should start a "Show us your rear suspension bikes" Gallery page.
bon said:freddyfingaz said:Beautiful work! Thank for giving me some idea to modification rear suspension for my spyder. :idea:
glad to share the idea man. enjoy your build.
kingfish254 said:That is part of what this site is about. We are all part of this big creative collective mega brain.
jackdaw said:This is a cool looking build. It's a great bike to start with and a nice low key rear suspension that nicely matches the front suspension.
kingfish254 said:That is part of what this site is about. We are all part of this big creative collective mega brain.
Kingfish, that is really good for me to hear. I usually feel kinda like I'm poaching others ideas, but if we're a collective mega brain then they get recycled and added to through me.
That makes it a good thing to take others ideas and add to them or change them, yes?
freddyfingaz said:I agree with y'all guys. Sometimes, we need to see others work to kick start our creative.
I have a question is there somekind swivel bolts that preventing bars and plates be locked together and rubbing each other?
kingfish254 said:freddyfingaz said:I agree with y'all guys. Sometimes, we need to see others work to kick start our creative.
I have a question is there somekind swivel bolts that preventing bars and plates be locked together and rubbing each other?
I used a new fangled item called a washer. :wink:
Sorry couln't resist, but that is what I used.
jackdaw said:This is a cool looking build. It's a great bike to start with and a nice low key rear suspension that nicely matches the front suspension. Awesome fab skills. Welding is hard :lol: ! I've been commiserating with other beginning welders about it on other threads. So long as it holds, right?
kingfish254 said:jackdaw said:This is a cool looking build. It's a great bike to start with and a nice low key rear suspension that nicely matches the front suspension.
kingfish254 said:That is part of what this site is about. We are all part of this big creative collective mega brain.
Kingfish, that is really good for me to hear. I usually feel kinda like I'm poaching others ideas, but if we're a collective mega brain then they get recycled and added to through me.
That makes it a good thing to take others ideas and add to them or change them, yes?
Jack, I agree that there is a great "balance" to the style of Flexmaster.
We borrow, hijack, poach, steal, share, give ideas on this site left and right. Nothing wrong with it and I think most people encourage it. It's part of the evolution of customizing. Even when you poach an idea, you still end up putting your flavor to it. Just think of everyone else as your R&D and run with it.
freddyfingaz said:I agree with y'all guys. Sometimes, we need to see others work to kick start our creative.
I have a question is there somekind swivel bolts that preventing bars and plates be locked together and rubbing each other?
Cherryboxx said:Hey what about me? I did share some of the ideas? Hehehe,kidding aside Concratulation on this cool bike bro.
It looked good and it rides even better last Sunday,very hmmm Flexy Told you it's fun here at RRB...now lets
get your other bikes Rat-out! :wink:
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