Life's a Drag PG2 the further evolution of Belle

[motopsyco]

Details, Details, Details....
Quite a diverse list of bikes donated parts so this old girl could live again, there are parts on here from an Electra (rear wheel, chain & handlebars), 2 different Schwinn's (Varsity pedals & a Lavin bmx crank), and old AMF Roadmaster 10 speed (seatpost & steering stem), Huffy front sprocket, and even from my Atlantic Coast tandem (seat). I don't know what the front wheel is from, it came out of a friends barn.
Since I felt a little crowded sitting on it I filled the seatpost with sand and bent it back a little.
After that I just had a ball playing with paint & stickers!
Hope y'all like it.




Did I mention that this thing is a blast to ride?

[SCHWINNRAY69]

Cool That's a girls bike I would ride!

[kingfish254]

Cool That's a girls bike I would ride!

+1

[motopsyco]

Thanks gentlemen

[kingfish254]

Here is a photo of one of the early mock ups of Fugsley? I bet a Dahon would make a decent platform for a drag bike.

[gcrank1]

Its you in drag we are 'worried' about.............

[kingfish254]

Its you in drag we are 'worried' about.............

You should be!!! That would be a scary site!!!!!

[motopsyco]

Its you in drag we are 'worried' about.............

You should be!!! That would be a scary site!!!!!

Really scary since you live in Savannah
For those of you who don't understand go read Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

Just saw this post and had to respond....

[motopsyco]

In prep for the Tour De Fat, I decided to add a few more mods to the old girl. I discovered in Tn. that if you hit a bump my home bent seatpost would bend even more so I reinforced it a little bit

Some grips might actually be nice on a long ride.

and when it is really hot out a little water is nice to have

Funny how something slapped together for such a single minded reason has turned out to be so great to ride.