Really nice work as always!
Luke.
Luke.
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Curves,lotsa curves.... Cool start,nice concept so far...
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Looking good, keep it up!
That's gonna look AWESOME!
DAAAAAYUM!!
The Renaissance Man
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This will be hard to beat! Love it.
Puts the comfort bike seats to shame.
Love the stating point and the way the custom frame has a real point to it with the tractor parts fitiing in.
One to watch I bet!
Love the stating point and the way the custom frame has a real point to it with the tractor parts fitiing in.
One to watch I bet!
So cool it's scary...
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yoothgeye
I build stuff.
It definitely needs a stack with an exhaust flapper.
X2! genius build! don't forget the straw hat.
It's a funny idea, and I suppose that if I found a way to make an existing part look like a stack, that could be cool, but I'm going to try to stay away from unnecessary doodads on here. It will probably have a light, and a bell or siren, and it has the tank. That's plenty busy.
Got the front outline of the frame welded up and complete.
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I like the philosophy, some folks don't know when to quit.
DoubleL
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Looking forward to more on this one! awesome!
Looking good Deven!It's a funny idea, and I suppose that if I found a way to make an existing part look like a stack, that could be cool, but I'm going to try to stay away from unnecessary doodads on here. It will probably have a light, and a bell or siren, and it has the tank. That's plenty busy.
Got the front outline of the frame welded up and complete.
Luke.
Got the BB in place and welded out. There will be one more bar across which will hold up the tank itself, then I'll start working the rear end after that.
You always do such nice work! 
Luke.
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Love the way this taking shape. Especially like the placement of bottom bracket.Got the BB in place and welded out. There will be one more bar across which will hold up the tank itself, then I'll start working the rear end after that.
Made a bottom piece for the tank. I cut some thick gauge steel to the shape of the piece, and left three tabs that I bent up to become brackets. Three bolts later, and it's ready!
I'll weld in the bar that it'll sit on, and eventually, slide it in place, and tack it in. Once it's in, it's so tight that it won't come out, so the actual tacks will be one of the last things I do to this bike.
I'll weld in the bar that it'll sit on, and eventually, slide it in place, and tack it in. Once it's in, it's so tight that it won't come out, so the actual tacks will be one of the last things I do to this bike.
