Harbinger

[chiselhead1133]

I've always wanted to build a strech cruiser, so what better time then a anything goes build. My bike started life as a gravity boot hanger, the things that people invert themselves upside down on, like a bat. (neighbors were throwing it out)

Here is a couple steps into my build.

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I was going for a old school look, from the 30's

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Here are the chain stays for the rear triangle[code]

I welded some flatbar to keep them true to each other.

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I made some airflow handle bars out of three sets of other bars.

I'm running out of time for the deadline at 12am so I will let pictures speak for themselves. Thank you for viewing my thread.

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[HotRodRob]

Cool ride but I think you posted it 3 hours to late for the deadline

 

[nickdaddy]

very awesome ride
it flows well...........i especially like the handlebars

 

[chiselhead1133]

re:3 hours too late---i believe the rules state 12 midnight,where i live it was 12 am (california)

 

[necessaryevil]

You finished in time, but it looks like you didn't post in the "finished bikes" thread before the deadline. Those bars are very cool. 8)

 

[2manybikes]

Late or not it is definately an original concept. I am diggin the handlebars as well

 

[Smokey]

I wanted to see the rest of the pictures so I fixed your tags a little.

 

[aka_locojoe]

Nice work. You don't see to many people making their own chain guards.

 

[ThunderGorilla]

Pretty sweet. So sweet, in fact, that another good name for it might be... Tromboner.