Muscle Bike Purist builds first RAT ROD! News at 10:00
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I bought the Skeleton at menards on the clearance rack, the cranks and sprocket are from a 2005 BFK Stingray as are the handle bars. The wheels, seat, wheelie bar, springer fork, tires, and other new parts are all sponsored by Raleigh Ron's Classic's. I am not really sure this is exactly the kind of thing everyone is into, but tiss the season you know! lol
Thats thinking Outside the Box... :lol:
Cool! :mrgreen:
KOTA said:
Yeah, I wanted to post this on the Rat Rod build off but it was over. I am not sure if I can add it on the next build off or not? :x
It is easy to build, the skeleton is like some kind of foam.
Unchained said:Cool! Maybe someone should propose a Halloween buildoff.That might produce some really neat bikes.
Yeah, I think if Fire is involved it could be fun! lol Kind of a Ghost Rider theme!
I have been thinking of doing that on our forum too, but most of the guys there are into more original stuff like I am. We have a Bike of the Month contest every month, and this month is Halloween bike themes.
Unchained said:Cool! Maybe someone should propose a Halloween buildoff.
The bad part is if they do a bike build off for every holi-day then it might get weird! Imagine,,, Christ-mas bikes, Valentines Day Bikes, or easter? lol :lol:
Rat Rod said:
I think lights in the eye sockets might be cool!
I think they have a glow in the dark or a reflective aerosol paint now, I might do that!
I sell a rflective nigh glow tire now, i will post them if anyone might be interested. Thanks....
Here's an idea of how the skull might look lit up from inside, just used a regular led bike tail-light;
That bike looks like a great porch decoration, but you'd probably have to lose a few ribs and move the arms forward to ride? Doesn't look like theres enough room for knees and feet as is. Cool anyway 8)
Rick
That bike looks like a great porch decoration, but you'd probably have to lose a few ribs and move the arms forward to ride? Doesn't look like theres enough room for knees and feet as is. Cool anyway 8)
Rick
I was just noticing where the seatpost ended up being inserted... :shock:
That thing is crazy!
That thing is crazy!
No, its fully rideable. I am ove 6' tall and manage ok on it. I didn't want to just build a display bike, I want to ride it in this years parades in town. The arms pivot when the handle bars turn too. lol
