Noob lookin' to build a klunker

[klunknoob]

What am I supposed to say? Any old frame will do. Chasing "era' will cost a lot and take forever. I have a 52 Schwinn as my main Klunker, so I don't see why you need a pre-war frame. The goal is to have fun.

Thanks for all of the input! My worksman should be arriving any day, and I am finalizing the purchase of another old bike. That way I can ride one and work on the other at the same time. My goal is the fun too!!

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

One can never really have too many bikes...

 

[Captain Awesome]

One can never really have too many bikes...

N+1

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Nope, the new math is (sN +1)-1. One less than spouse's N+1

 

[Captain Awesome]

Nope, the new math is (sN +1)-1. One less than spouse's N+1

 

[MattiThundrrr]

As long as I have one less for me than she wants for her, I can buy whatever I want

 

[klunknoob]

 

[Phil Fink]

Good choice for a Worksman lug frame over a Colson; many pre-war Colson frames that I have seen have braze repairs at the rear fork chain stays.

 

[klunknoob]

Good choice for a Worksman lug frame over a Colson; many pre-war Colson frames that I have seen have braze repairs at the rear fork chain stays.

At this point I have a 41 Rollfast in the build process, and the Worksman INB should arrive any day, I think I'm covered for now.