SHOW US YOUR WORKSMAN BICYCLE

[one eye]

Group pic and one on the way.

 

[one eye]

Inb Frame, forks and bars at powder coat.

 

[DeuceWheeler]

Anyone know if the INB can fit 700c (28'') wheels?

 

[Bicycle808]

Anyone know if the INB can fit 700c (28'') wheels?

Yeah; the newer style forks are huge... probably gotta be less than 7ooc x 2" out back, and you'd have to be all the way back in the dropout...

 

[DeuceWheeler]

Yeah; the newer style forks are huge... probably gotta be less than 7ooc x 2" out back, and you'd have to be all the way back in the dropout...

Awesome, thanks @Bicycle808 ! I found a newer women's bike with red 700c wheels with a nexus 3 speed hub. Thinking of dropping them in my INB that I am building. Wanted to be sure they would fit first.

 

[Bicycle808]

Yeah, i tried building one with a 29x2.2" Kenda Nevegal; it didn't clear but it was close. Something like a 29x1.75" should fit, no problem.

 

[DeuceWheeler]

Yeah, i tried building one with a 29x2.2" Kenda Nevegal; it didn't clear but it was close. Something like a 29x1.75" should fit, no problem.

I appreciate the info!

 

[one eye]

Better view of the Beer Bike

 

[twister]

What size fork do I need for one of these frames? Thanks, Dave.

 

[whitecoyote]

 

[one eye]

Twister check pg 9 of this thread I think what 808 wrote will answer your question.

 

[one eye]

Updated or Ugraded

 

[one eye]

go go gadget

 

[one eye]

under construction teaser

 

[one eye]

The Ghost is nearing completion.

 

[LukeTheJoker]

View attachment 32263 The Ghost is nearing completion.

Great shot, makes it look ghostly!

Luke.

 

[twister]

one eye, thanks for the help, Dave.

 

[jamesdart]

 

[jimbo53]

Worksman Cycles just posted this new Mover M2626-CB with cream Fat Franks, black rims and tasty black paint. Here's my vintage Adaptable Rat Trike I recently finished. Great minds think alike!

 

[olhardhead]

Dropping in from Charleston SC. Finished this bike late this summer. Have been an avid lurker of this site for a couple of years after acquiring this Worksman. The bike was in pretty decent (rideable) shape but lots of rust on fenders, handlebars and rims.

Lots of inspiration in this thread and this site as a whole. Could not have gone threaded to threadless without the how to's from 808 and others like Luke, doshounds, mark sr, ind chukz, migz and many more. Also thanks to RideBikes. ALL of the bikes in here are cool and unique. I believe I have caught the bug!
I can't wait to do another- I am thinking more old school!