Thanks man!
I always try to document the work AND the experimental mockups just as much for myself as for everyone else.
I went for another ride and took more pics of course. I'll post some up.
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Thanks man!
I always try to document the work AND the experimental mockups just as much for myself as for everyone else.
I went for another ride and took more pics of course. I'll post some up.
MAN'S BEST FRIEND IS A COOL RIDE!!!
I also let Western Sizzler play in the dancing waters more yesterday.
Here are some pics from the US Customs House from yesterday's ride. I love the upshots.
Here are some pics from the Colonial Cemetery including some detail shots.
Here is the Graveyard Walkaround Video. I'll to remember this spot next year.
And here is a better Water Walkaround video.
In an urban setting a new photo op is around every corner. I turned down a street I don't normally ride down and saw the columns and thought it might be cool to hide the bike in there. So I experimented around and here is what I got.
Here are some more pics from the ride.
Played around with the PBR To Go Drinks location again.
Made it down to the riverfront.
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Got some tourists taking photos of the location of the famous bench from Forrest Gump (prop was removed after the movie)
Savannah Theater and two sets of slow ride pedal pub bikes.
Cool fence ( I really like this photo)
Red trucks matter - Blue bikes matter
Grave top pic
Played around with the PBR To Go Drinks location again.
Made it down to the riverfront.
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Got some tourists taking photos of the location of the famous bench from Forrest Gump (prop was removed after the movie)
Savannah Theater and two sets of slow ride pedal pub bikes.
Cool fence ( I really like this photo)
Red trucks matter - Blue bikes matter
Grave top pic
If only I seen something like that before the build off.
Those are pedicabs. We have about 3 companies of those hauling tourists all over the historic district.
Did you provide your ride video? 
Did you provide your ride video?
No, I've actually been lugging this bike all over town on my back to get these pics. You caught me! 
Even though ride videos are not required, I posted one in my Build thread and also in the third post of this Finished thread.
Here it is:
Ride Video around the Vietnam War Memorial
I even took it one step further and provided the first ever Dance Video for a bike in any Rat Rod Bikes Build Off!!!!!
BOOGIE DOWN CHILLUN!!!!!
Here it is:
Ride Video around the Vietnam War Memorial
I even took it one step further and provided the first ever Dance Video for a bike in any Rat Rod Bikes Build Off!!!!!
BOOGIE DOWN CHILLUN!!!!!
I wanted to see that seat post support the rider! 
I wanted to see that seat post support the rider!
No worries at all man. It supports my 250 pound butt VERY well actually. Just like it did on SaltHammer a few build offs ago. That solid steel boomerang of a seatpost doesn't flex or wiggle at all. @slowriderz builds some quality stuff.
If you include my first shake down cruise before paint, I've now been out on four 3 hour rides on this bike and love it.
I even rode it down cobblestone roads to River Street to get this photo of my PHAT butt on the river walk.
And to give you a feel for what I mean by cobblestones, these are old ballasts stones from ships. I rode down seated fully on the seat.
And to give you a feel for what I mean by cobblestones, these are old ballasts stones from ships. I rode down seated fully on the seat.
This poster that I won after BO13 popped up as a four year old memory, so I updated the collage to show all twelve years of my RatRodBikes Build Off bikes.
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