Show Off Your Finished Huffy Cranbrook's and Nel Lusso

[FOUND OBJECTS]

I love seeing these Cranbrook's all decked out...Show off your finished cranbrook here!

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Are they ever REALLY finished?

 

[vanilla_gorilla]

two ive done:
the Lois Lane

and this one

 

[StepChld]

Thing 1

Thing 2...although it will be changed soon (but I don't know what just yet. :wink: )

 

[iRide Custom Bicycles]

 

[ifitsfreeitsforme]

^^ HA!! dig it.

 

[Jroll44]

LOL! Suzuki RM 250.....Awesome! 8)

 

[2Slow]

Simple klunker job with a Cranbrook.

 

[FOUND OBJECTS]

That's hot! Needs a fat nanna seat. Awesome!

 

[twistedmentality]

Are they ever REALLY finished?

what tires are those ?

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

They're 24x3 Kenda Kraze.

 

[WEAKFISH]

Built this for my daughter from the scrap heap..

 

[twistedmentality]

They're 24x3 Kenda Kraze.

i need some , they make them in 26 ? i cant even find the "kraze" on their site.

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

I've never seen them in a 26". I got them from http://www.choppersus.com

 

[vanilla_gorilla]

theres no 26 krazes they only have the flames in 26x3 as far as ive seen

 

[schertztx]

theres no 26 krazes they only have the flames in 26x3 as far as ive seen

That's what i have found as well. I can tell you from experience that 26X3 flames do not fit on a cranbrook frame without a little "modification" :lol:

 

[twistedmentality]

theres no 26 krazes they only have the flames in 26x3 as far as ive seen

That's what i have found as well. I can tell you from experience that 26X3 flames do not fit on a cranbrook frame without a little "modification" :lol:

to tall or to wide ?

 

[schertztx]

theres no 26 krazes they only have the flames in 26x3 as far as ive seen

That's what i have found as well. I can tell you from experience that 26X3 flames do not fit on a cranbrook frame without a little "modification" :lol:

to tall or to wide ?

Too wide. You have to let some air out and jam it in between the narrowest area of the chainstays to get the wheel in the dropouts then pull it tight against the back of the dropouts. Even then, if your wheel isn't exactly true, it rubs on the chainstays and I haven't even tried to put a chain on it yet.

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Too wide. You have to let some air out and jam it in between the narrowest area of the chainstays to get the wheel in the dropouts then pull it tight against the back of the dropouts. Even then, if your wheel isn't exactly true, it rubs on the chainstays and I haven't even tried to put a chain on it yet.

Good luck, I had to hammer the snot out of my frame. I have brand new, very true rim on there and from time to time, for no apparent reason it will start rubbing. I may add a half link, I've got room on my dropouts.

 

[schertztx]

Too wide. You have to let some air out and jam it in between the narrowest area of the chainstays to get the wheel in the dropouts then pull it tight against the back of the dropouts. Even then, if your wheel isn't exactly true, it rubs on the chainstays and I haven't even tried to put a chain on it yet.

Good luck, I had to hammer the snot out of my frame. I have brand new, very true rim on there and from time to time, for no apparent reason it will start rubbing. I may add a half link, I've got room on my dropouts.

Oh I'm not going to leave mine like that, I cut some dropout extensions with the plasma the other day and I should have them welded in place and trued up this weekend.