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How did you build a bike that I want!! TUFF

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So here is a 7 hour build of a 1951 Westfield (Columbia). Nearly all of this was from junk, spare and repurposed parts that I had lying about The bars are from an older build off that I had replaced a while back.

As some of you now I worked on a Piano earlier in July that really kicked my rear end so I really had no energy for a bike... until today at 10:00 AM... I have not moved this fast in years!

I'm proud of the results though and feel like it is the first true rat that I ever built!

Cheers!














 
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I remember those bars!
The best thing about this build is that in no way does it look like a 7 hour build!
tag tank is a cool idea and looks sharp.
If you had more time you should have strung some piano wire through the frame and played a tune on it!
CONGRATS my friend!
SHAKE AND BAKE!!!
 

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