Recent content by 62Higgins

Please give me the low down on Shaman's Harvest. I just recently discovered them on Youtube and love their sound. I think they are on the verge of the big time. I am impatiently waiting for two CD's I got of Amazon. \m/ \m/ 62H

Wow, what is the name of the shop? My son and I have to go see that when we come up for our next FBM-GHC event. Scott

Nice score(s).I love the yellow and black one. I am looking for something similar for a flatbar conversion project/R&D bike. Can I get directions to your dump pleas?

Motorized bar stool or motorized Radio Flyer Wagon. :idea:

Dr. T, sorry I never followed up on this one. The canti posts are part of that frame, so they mount just like on any MTB equipped with v brakes or canti's.

Can you drive it out from the bottom side of the fork? A brass drift of decent length works well and doesn't bust stuff up because it is relatively soft. Or a stem bolt you can stand to part with might be able to be threaded in from the bottom and then you can drive on that.

Here is mine. 7 speed, v brakes, euro cartridge BB.

"if they only made women with an automatic trim option. ahem." LOL I would check that box on the option list right after "mute button."

The legs can typically be cut to length to get the ride height you want. I took about 4 inches out of each leg on this one. It started out like this. I used a large tubing/pipe cutter to make the cuts, so they were nice and square. Any marring of the finish was hidden by the upper triple...

Get the machined aluminum reducers to make it 1" and then use a threaded 1" headset. It should be pretty straight forward once you find the reducers.

Cool color combo, reminds me of an Ande's Candy.

I think I read on Sheldon Browns site that ammonia will work on certain metal combos. What is the frame and post material?

"Bikeworldsusa.com is great." I'll second that. Tell Debbie you heard about her place from the Rat Rod Bikes forum.

That looks like a Top Fuel Scooter, awesome. I think you may have just started a new trend in rear tires for custom bikes. Maybe you should name the scooter "Trendsetter."