Street skinny cruiser thread!

[deorman]

 

[Jason77]

 

[deorman]

Ratmaster

 

[ohchusan]

just realised that i deleted my previous picture of my skinny cruiser..
so here she is... again

i think she needs a nicer seat to complete it though....

 

[deorman]

8)

 

[riderick]

Fixed gear cruiser, 700c 48 spoke wheels. BMX parts thrown in. Customized frame.

 

[ohchusan]

Fixed gear cruiser, 700c 48 spoke wheels. BMX parts thrown in. Customized frame.

i'm diggin' that fork! is it a custom piece?

 

[riderick]

Thanks! The fork is one the builder got off ebay. I have seen them a couple times, but they seem 'rarish'. Aftermarket? Chrome finish over not very polished solid steel.

 

[deorman]

Man, your killin' me with that stuff. :? Can't you hear your bike screaming?! "GEARS! GEARS! Gimme gears, c'mon, I want to really fly! :mrgreen:

P.S. Niiiice. 8)

 

[d.rock]

Cool bike! What size rim/tire combo are you running? I like the road-ish look you've got going on, a black Brooks saddle would look sick! 8)

 

[ohchusan]

Cool bike! What size rim/tire combo are you running? I like the road-ish look you've got going on, a black Brooks saddle would look sick! 8)

it says 700x32C on the tires....
the bike originally came with 26" wheels so i was quite surprised the 700 fit. thanks for the tip on the seat!

 

[XC204]

My 64 Typhoon

By null at 2011-04-11

 

[snarehead123]

here's the skinny!

 

[michfel]

Budget skinny!

 

[tulsacruiser]

That thing is sweet! Are those 700c wheels? Coaster?

 

[michfel]

That thing is sweet! Are those 700c wheels? Coaster?

Thanks mate! 27inch coaster

 

[deorman]

 

[MplsCoaster]

Hello,

Deorman requested to post my 'Liner from the RRBOff6.

I've got a few other bikes so I hope they qualify too.
I like to put thinner tires on to get a easy rolling ride and usually a little less weight.
Here's Hot Rod 'Liner with 28mm front and 32mm rear on this particular setup:

This is my "training" or exercise bike, Trek 21" seat tube Aluminum frame.
It's geared at 38/14 with Tioga City Slickers (my favorite tire)--1.25" up front and 1.5" in the rear.
When I bought this bike it was 36 lbs. Now it's at ~24 lbs.

Hopefully this one qualifies with some 1.5" cyclocross tires on it.

This is the wife's bike, early 70's Hawthorne by Hercules.
Same setup as the Trek for tires. She loves the way it rolls.
24.5 lbs with all steel frame and components (except alloy rims)

One more with some 1.5" red walls. My wife set this one up.

I'm enjoying everybody else's bikes on this thread.
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one.

 

[snarehead123]

wow! those are great bikes guys and i thought i was the only guy using 26x 1 3/8 tires they seem to cruise real smooth don,t they so much easier than wide meat, by the way where do i get 26 x 1 3/8 whitewalls? :?: :shock:

thanks guys i got my tires no lets see if this picture works

 

[snarehead123]

here's the skinny!

here it is now