HELLO FROM MA

[Motorato]

What a great "bike garage" you have there.

You are trully artist with some of the creations you've made.

 

[KC so-cal]

gotta love the murrays great fab work my hats off to you

 

[slow rider]

wow love your bike builds they look grate!

 

[greg66]

WELCOME.

 

[deorman]

WELCOME.

+1

:lol: :lol: :mrgreen:

 

[greg66]

WELCOME.

 

[cademartori2008]

Great bikes. I also have a Murray Spaceliner and my wife and I are currently working on a ladies Space Liner survivor. Post more pictures if you have them they where great.

 

[tcpete]

sweet bikes! loving the bent forks! makes it look alot more aggressive.

 

[LukeTheJoker]

Some of your bike are amazing! Love the look of them...

Luke.

 

[randiddle]

You have a great bike collection!! This bike building seems really addictive with no cure in sight!!

 

[jats]

sweet work dude and hello from OR.

 

[KOTA]

Well Thank You.... Thank you very much!

 

[franconuevo]

I love this bike.....a build by KOTA
It's one of my favorites on the site, if a person had to pick that is..you know..at gunpoint or something..(because they're all my favorites in some way to be honest)
especially after the ape hanger bars/seat were swapped out.
This is all speaking to the 'We build what we like to build', which is
prob. as it should be.

Concepts can be rushed and inappropriate to meet the deadline of a buildoff, I'm beginning to believe.

Looks vs. ride-ability.
I don't know maybe this was more comfortable with the hangers and 'nana seat. not my call...but I have eyes..and they work..thank God.
I'm not a big ape hanger / banahna seat fan for sure so that's my prejudice to bear ritht there, I'll deal with it,
this bike it's like..a whole new bike with the 3 changes that I can spot

Subtle changes, (perhaps simple AND subtle)..man, it's amazing how they can change the entire concept.

NORMALIZED

 

[The Rev]

Well Thank You.... Thank you very much!

Backatcha, ummm hmmmm.
Lemme guess, machinist?
Awesome work.
Thangyewverymuch,

 

[KOTA]

@franconuevo, that bike was comfortable either way. The banana seat put me farther back, I'm not little, but it was a killer on the butt. You're right though, I did like it better with regular bars and seat.

@The Rev, autobody work in the 60's and 70's.....35 years govt. work. 10 years part time truck rentals and runner for a Mazda dealership.

Thanks for the compliments!

 

[franconuevo]

@franconuevo, that bike was comfortable either way. The banana seat put me farther back, I'm not little, but it was a killer on the butt. You're right though, I did like it better with regular bars and seat.

@The Rev, autobody work in the 60's and 70's.....35 years govt. work. 10 years part time truck rentals and runner for a Mazda dealership.

Thanks for the compliments!

I know..we all seem to push the seat back , I know I do, and I'm not even a big dude. Comes picture time, sometimes (a lot) I'll put the seat where it is (supposed to go) for the balance factor.
yes I can see you would want to stretch out on that bike to make it comfy, esp. with that radical bend in the fork. 26" tires? or 24"

LOVE this bike.

 

[KOTA]

That's actually one of my mild bends. Both wheels are 26". That's as far as I could bend with a 26" wheel. That bike handled PERFECTLY! This one was my favorite and best riding bike I built.

 

[franconuevo]

That's actually one of my mild bends. Both wheels are 26". That's as far as I could bend with a 26" wheel. That bike handled PERFECTLY! This one was my favorite and best riding bike I built.

another beauty, yes...I think besides the overall sweetness of these bikes you built KOTA, it's the stance...some bikes just have that perfect stance.