That fills the gap well and looks good to boot . Cool little details with it, that idea on hiding the mounting hardware works.
What kind of fuel do you store in that carbon fiber tank, Chad? Rocket fuel?
I could go for a nice long ride video to check out more of that bike in action. Have your son jump on his sweet muscle bike you guys built last fall and do a 'ride along' vid....
Cool!! 1x11, big disc brakes. Don't count yourself out on the voting.
I somehow missed the progress on your build since page 4
idk why , i was subscribed , but stopped recieving alerts
Your build is stunning Chad , such quality parts and beautiful finshes , looks like a heck of a great ride
Dude, that tank really topped it off! (pun intended)
And I'm sure those vintage decals will take that sus fork back a few years...nice touch.
And seriously, just turn your bike 90 degrees with the front end facing the fence corner, move it up to fill that nice red fence gap between the bushes, and fire away! That will be a great shot, prob even better without the sun glinting off that chrome frame. $$$$$$$$ !
Just put these decals on the forks. Saw them on ebay for cheap when I was searching for gold fork decals. Have no idea what Schwinn these would have been for.
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Agree, I was thinking the same thing, seat tube decals...
Agree, I was thinking the same thing, seat tube decals...
Luke.
That top one and bottom one are it!! And, when we click on the photo and zoom in, there is no blurriness to the picture at all. Top one fills the frame nicely! Exactly what I imagined!
Top pic is awesome!
Luke.
The pics look great. The first one still looks best to me.
It usually tends to look better in indirect light. Cloudy days, mornings and evenings usually work well.
Nice work man. Love the details
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