SHOW US YOUR WORKSMAN BICYCLE
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I see what your talking about but mine doesn't have the built in seat post clamp and also we can see the straight top tube.. It's like the mystery frame or one off or someone just wasn't paying attention to how they put the dropouts before they brazed them on and let it roll out this way.. ?????I have a similar frame, but an INB. It has a crude headbadge decal, similar to the nicer decal used starting in the early '80s. Note the "built-in" seat post clamp. I am guessing late '70s maybe.
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It's a shame that Worksman doesn't seem to have a real system in place for their serial numbers. I bet the little details that changed were based on the year of production. I love your white m2600 "tallboy" frame, and the dropouts are probably its best feature.... Mark's yellow INB with the same dropouts, is absolutely incredible....
Thanks 808.!!!
I've been going back and forth on possibly and I'm not saying that I am, that I may sell the "Tijuana Grave Robber".. But I can't pull the trigger in doing it.. At least not now.. Reason is I see this frame being unique.. I wish I can get my hands on one of them INB frames likes Mark's...
I've been going back and forth on possibly and I'm not saying that I am, that I may sell the "Tijuana Grave Robber".. But I can't pull the trigger in doing it.. At least not now.. Reason is I see this frame being unique.. I wish I can get my hands on one of them INB frames likes Mark's...
Did you notice that the bridge on the chainstays just behind the kickstand was completely different on my yellow one? How is it on the TGR?
On another note, I have two frames at the powdercoater that are almost done. One INB that we will build with a banana seat for my 11 y.o. son, and one M2600 (the Green Fixer) that will have a bit of a custom look that I am curious to see how it turns out.
Thinking of running drum brakes front & rear on a 2600 frame, mainly for the look. Has anyone done this or have thoughts on the rear drum wheel? Who knows, I may even motorize it one day if I can find a motor that is more USA sourced than the popular Chinese motors.
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I got a rear Sturmey-Archer 70mm drum brake on one of my INBs.... it's not a Worksman wheel; it's 100% aftermarket/modern, but it works very well, and it gets compliments from folks all the time. With the right clamp-on cable guides and some discrete zip-ties, it looks pretty clean. Not coaster-brake clean, but clean nonetheless.
Some pics on this thread.... scroll down about halfway. http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/3-piece-crankset-on-cruiser-frame.86047/
I gotta take some updated pics.... the bike is wearing new tires (Kiniptions) and looks slightly more sinister as a result. Plus, t's a little bit cleaner these days than it was in those pics..... I'd been doing a lot of of xxxtra dusty trail-riding this past summer.
I gotta take some updated pics.... the bike is wearing new tires (Kiniptions) and looks slightly more sinister as a result. Plus, t's a little bit cleaner these days than it was in those pics..... I'd been doing a lot of of xxxtra dusty trail-riding this past summer.
Wow.!!! That blue looks so rich and vibrant.. Nice.!!!
I like the two tone brake on this one.. Can't wait to see this one completed.. Looking Good.!!!
Strange but I like the blue one (to be my son's bike) way better than I thought I would. This one may have to grow on me a bit.
That head badge looks good with those colors..Nice.!!Well, ok. It has already started to:
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Sorry.. Haven't had a chance to check that bridge on the TGR.. Been getting ready to go camping and and cleaning out my vintage camping trailer since we last used it..I try to dig it out
Sorry for the delay but here is a picture of that bridge you requested.. Bad cell-phone picture.
