LETS SEE SOME LOWRIDERS!!!
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Candy paint? Triple chrome? huh... how about lowriders period? I have a couple big lowriders...
hope this works new to here. but tack a look at some of mine
some more I am working on.
this one has some rat rod flaver 6 speed schwinn
my custom home weld streched low rider .
my 7 sppeed 26" 1972 Schwinn
my trick 3 wheeler streched low rider
this one has some rat rod flaver 6 speed schwinn
my custom home weld streched low rider .
my 7 sppeed 26" 1972 Schwinn
my trick 3 wheeler streched low rider
"bicycleguy" we may need to meet up. Same town and your wheels may be WAY cooler. "WAY"? Whatever... let's meet up and ride. I like that frame...
Did you do your "snowflake" lacing? Very nice. That Lime-gold slammer is quite the antithesis to your avatar.
No Talent Clown said:
We should definetely ride sometime. I did lace the wheels but I sold the bike to a guy in Texas.
icyuod2 said:1980's chopped/lowered girls rapido.
1967 chopped/lowered schwinn stingray. show chromed (copper/nickel/chrome-multiple dips)
sherwin williams black jade planetary paint (tri color)
low enough for ya?
your rides ar killer way cool looking. but why did you chope up a 1967 Schwinn sting ray to build that? I mean there are not may of those left. + plus who now would even know it used to be a Schwinn unless you tell them. you could have bought a brand new aztal or california low rider frame or even a 2008 to 2010 Schwinn stingray and got the same cool looking bike. then left the 1967 schwinn for a resto rod build that did not change the stock frames shape.
so I was just woundering why you picked that frame to do the build with?
the main reason i chopped the stingray, is cause i could.
i found it in the trash, and sold it for a grand. i'd say it was a win win situation. i'm not a schwinn collector, and really don't value them anymore than any other old bike.
it was missing the forks, but its original other than that (right down to the grips and tires)
if ya see it up close theres no mistaking its a schwinn.
hopefully it will be around for another 50 years.
i have to admitt, i do get a kick outta schwinn collectors seeing the bike. theres usually a lot of grumbling. :lol:
i found it in the trash, and sold it for a grand. i'd say it was a win win situation. i'm not a schwinn collector, and really don't value them anymore than any other old bike.
it was missing the forks, but its original other than that (right down to the grips and tires)
if ya see it up close theres no mistaking its a schwinn.
hopefully it will be around for another 50 years.
i have to admitt, i do get a kick outta schwinn collectors seeing the bike. theres usually a lot of grumbling. :lol:
A project that's been sitting for a few years, 1962 JC Higgins "Chromeliner"
-Adam
mine are in the works right now:
still needs paint...
still needs paint...
Thanks! the green bike is currently in the buildoff thread. its been my new project . those wheels are 20" acs MX Alloys. picked em up at a swap meet for a great price. never seen any others like them.
. those wheels are 20" acs MX Alloys. picked em up at a swap meet for a great price. never seen any others like them.
