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“Miss Fit”
She was built using parts from a Touring Bike: crank (Shimano Bio-Pace triple 48-38-28) and early Suntour friction shifters mounted on the goose neck's steering shaft; an old Mountain Bike: “Y”-frame, rear cassette (6-speed 14-30), front fork, seat tube and Shimano XT rear derailleur; a Road Bike: handle bar, goose neck, brake handles (I had to install travel agents in order to increase the mechanical advantage/travel due to use of the “H” brakes) and handle bar tape; and finally, a Muscle Bike: banana seat and sissy bar.
This bicycle has been a challenging, yet fun build due to all of the disparate bicycle types incorporated into it – somehow, I got all of these incongruent pieces to work together – that part, in all honesty, was just plain old blind luck!
Replaced the coil over shock with a personally manufactured steel bar, I deliberately left the surface rust on it and painted over it with clear matted polyurethane (the piece had character!)
I hope you like her.
“Miss Fit”
She was built using parts from a Touring Bike: crank (Shimano Bio-Pace triple 48-38-28) and early Suntour friction shifters mounted on the goose neck's steering shaft; an old Mountain Bike: “Y”-frame, rear cassette (6-speed 14-30), front fork, seat tube and Shimano XT rear derailleur; a Road Bike: handle bar, goose neck, brake handles (I had to install travel agents in order to increase the mechanical advantage/travel due to use of the “H” brakes) and handle bar tape; and finally, a Muscle Bike: banana seat and sissy bar.
This bicycle has been a challenging, yet fun build due to all of the disparate bicycle types incorporated into it – somehow, I got all of these incongruent pieces to work together – that part, in all honesty, was just plain old blind luck!
Replaced the coil over shock with a personally manufactured steel bar, I deliberately left the surface rust on it and painted over it with clear matted polyurethane (the piece had character!)
I hope you like her.
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my 1969 flying wedge rat built entirely from spare parts
my 1969 flying wedge rat built entirely from spare parts
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Heres a few pics of my schwinn legacy before i did any work on it. It was sweet when i got it. I dont have any pictures of after.
http://www.facebook.com/events/43242270 ... =1&theater
Heres a few pics of my schwinn legacy before i did any work on it. It was sweet when i got it. I dont have any pictures of after.
http://www.facebook.com/events/43242270 ... =1&theater
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.... YES! And the setting is nice too.
heres mine. Chopped guapo. I'd call it bad ass rahter than guapo now. or outlaw, but i dont name it, i just call it my pos neighborhood rider.
heretic13 said:54 HAWTHORNE boardtracker/gasbike
.... YES! And the setting is nice too.
heres mine. Chopped guapo. I'd call it bad ass rahter than guapo now. or outlaw, but i dont name it, i just call it my pos neighborhood rider.
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Kill Machine
Kill Machine
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DUDE! That bike is one of your best yet!
Cheers to you bro!
Dr. T
DUDE! That bike is one of your best yet!
Cheers to you bro!
Dr. T
iRide Custom Bicycles said:Kill Machine
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Live Rats! 8)
Thank you!jackdaw said:THAT is rat!ZygoteLittle said:“Miss Fit”
Live Rats! 8)
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That is a very nice ride indeed; well done dude!Dr. Tankenstein said:DUDE! That bike is one of your best yet!
Cheers to you bro!
Dr. T
iRide Custom Bicycles said:Kill Machine
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This forum makes it obvious that there are no limits to the creativity expressed by Rat Rodders; I am proud and yet humbled to be a member of this small, yet formidable, alliance.
Peace guys
This forum makes it obvious that there are no limits to the creativity expressed by Rat Rodders; I am proud and yet humbled to be a member of this small, yet formidable, alliance.
Peace guys
