Re: skull-osis (name pending)
Right on, Leigh!! :mrgreen:
Right on, Leigh!! :mrgreen:
skull-o sis (lights, camera, devilution! )
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Re: skull-osis (name pending)
oops, I missed that post somehow.
I was talking about the real skinny one posted further back. I liked that one better, it's more dragster-ish, but that's just my $.02
oops, I missed that post somehow.
I was talking about the real skinny one posted further back. I liked that one better, it's more dragster-ish, but that's just my $.02
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duely noted. i came to the same conclusion myself. looks like i'll be relacing the rear rim on a steel hoop if i can find the time.
the old raleigh 20x1 3/8" just suits the build so much better.
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oops, I missed that post somehow.
duely noted. i came to the same conclusion myself. looks like i'll be relacing the rear rim on a steel hoop if i can find the time.
the old raleigh 20x1 3/8" just suits the build so much better.
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keep the tall skinny up front the other problem with the other is it locks you into only a few 18 inch tires. i like the skinny wheel much better and it probably adds some ground clearance. oh and i have faith in you
keep the tall skinny up front the other problem with the other is it locks you into only a few 18 inch tires. i like the skinny wheel much better and it probably adds some ground clearance. oh and i have faith in you
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well i would have some new pic's for ya, but photobucket isn't cooperating. somebody went and removed my upload button. :roll:
anyway, the wheelie bars are all welded up. built a quick jig and had my budy weld em for me. (he's got a sweet miller tig welder, i don't)
he owed me a favor and i'm real short for time. got to get as much finished as possible before i go away up north.
well i would have some new pic's for ya, but photobucket isn't cooperating. somebody went and removed my upload button. :roll:
anyway, the wheelie bars are all welded up. built a quick jig and had my budy weld em for me. (he's got a sweet miller tig welder, i don't)
he owed me a favor and i'm real short for time. got to get as much finished as possible before i go away up north.
Re: skull-osis (name pending)
nice looking slingshot!
but it says it really wants you to ditch the apes and make one of these for it....
nice looking slingshot!
but it says it really wants you to ditch the apes and make one of these for it....
Re: skull-osis (name pending)
Drag chute Also!!! :lol:
Drag chute Also!!! :lol:
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i agree a butterfly wheel would be really cool. oh and i think those wheelie bars are a bit high to keep the front end down but it will be a wheel stander for sure. a shute would be very cool as well
i agree a butterfly wheel would be really cool. oh and i think those wheelie bars are a bit high to keep the front end down but it will be a wheel stander for sure. a shute would be very cool as well
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You forgot the "y".........Skully-o-sis. :wink:
You forgot the "y".........Skully-o-sis. :wink:
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then it wouldn't mean "my sisters skull" :lol:
i don't have a sister, and i wont confirm or deny having one in the past. :lol:
how uncomfortable would this be?
which brings me to my next task.
plenty of room back there for a shoot.
as for the butterfly wheel. i would love to mount one.
here's my concern's/issue, maybe you guys can help.
i don't want the wheel to come straight out the top of the seat tube. if i'm gonna use one, its gotta be mounted/positioned like it would be in a dragster. (towards the driver)
trying to figure out a low cost method to do so, thats gonna look good, leave room for my knees, be comfortable and have a serious grip on the crazy steering. i also need the leverage to pull wheelies and be able to learn forward to put the bike back on the ground. pretty much gotta build it with the front end at zero bouyancy (for lack of a better term)
i'd be the balance point (right over the rear axle)
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then it wouldn't mean "my sisters skull" :lol:
i don't have a sister, and i wont confirm or deny having one in the past. :lol:
how uncomfortable would this be?
which brings me to my next task.
plenty of room back there for a shoot.
as for the butterfly wheel. i would love to mount one.
here's my concern's/issue, maybe you guys can help.
i don't want the wheel to come straight out the top of the seat tube. if i'm gonna use one, its gotta be mounted/positioned like it would be in a dragster. (towards the driver)
trying to figure out a low cost method to do so, thats gonna look good, leave room for my knees, be comfortable and have a serious grip on the crazy steering. i also need the leverage to pull wheelies and be able to learn forward to put the bike back on the ground. pretty much gotta build it with the front end at zero bouyancy (for lack of a better term)
i'd be the balance point (right over the rear axle)
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http://www.sdp-si.com/eStore/CoverPg/Gears.htm
http://www.google.com/search?q=%23+Beve ... =firefox-a
http://www.sdp-si.com/eStore/CoverPg/Gears.htm
http://www.google.com/search?q=%23+Beve ... =firefox-a
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i could give you some suggestions but i know you can figure it out w/o my help
i could give you some suggestions but i know you can figure it out w/o my help
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you could weld on a steering column. :lol:
you could weld on a steering column. :lol:
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recent developments.
picked up a red led and switch. its 12volt for automotive use, but i'm just running it from a 9volt battery.
seat frames finished. the plan is to make a quilted black leather seat(with red stitching/tufting) .
gonna use an old leather jacket (goodwill) and see if i can't build it from scratch.
using another of the alum skulls a friend poured for me at work (dollar store skull used to make the mold)
with the new seat comes new inspiration. i think i'm gonna dedicate this on to the mistress of the night.
that diva of death, elvira herself.
not sure of the name yet, but it will reflect the new theme.
recent developments.
picked up a red led and switch. its 12volt for automotive use, but i'm just running it from a 9volt battery.
seat frames finished. the plan is to make a quilted black leather seat(with red stitching/tufting) .
gonna use an old leather jacket (goodwill) and see if i can't build it from scratch.
using another of the alum skulls a friend poured for me at work (dollar store skull used to make the mold)
with the new seat comes new inspiration. i think i'm gonna dedicate this on to the mistress of the night.
that diva of death, elvira herself.
not sure of the name yet, but it will reflect the new theme.
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"Meat Cleavage"???
"Meat Cleavage"???
Re: skull-o sis (name pending)
skullvira
skullvira
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...sling-stress of the night?
...sling-stress of the night?
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good names! i'm not gonna limit my selections just yet.
i've given thought to including/dedicating the build to the other diva of the night.
i found this old picture, and i'm thinking it would make for some interesting pinstripe work.
the godess with the insane waist
vampira.
cut out panels for the seat.
followed by foam
i also raided my better 1/2's sewing supplies for red cording,velvet and apolstery buttons.
time to start cutting leather and breaking out the sewing machine. (shhh, our secret. )
good names! i'm not gonna limit my selections just yet.
i've given thought to including/dedicating the build to the other diva of the night.
i found this old picture, and i'm thinking it would make for some interesting pinstripe work.
the godess with the insane waist
vampira.
cut out panels for the seat.
followed by foam
i also raided my better 1/2's sewing supplies for red cording,velvet and apolstery buttons.
time to start cutting leather and breaking out the sewing machine. (shhh, our secret.
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