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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby MadMick on Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:48 am

Actually TBO the only thing which doesn't work for me is the battery case, would it fit under the fork crown and above the tyre? Dunno, it's a really nice component I just think it looks out of kilter with the rest of the bike in that location.
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby thatismytruck on Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:24 am

Love this bike. I like the battery box. When I first saw it I thought it was a flask, which I thought was super cool. When I realized it was a battery box I was disappointed but it still looks like a flask to me so it's still cool!!!

wait. what? I must be drinking from a flask. :roll:
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby stepper on Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:34 am

hmm... A flask in place of a water bottle might be pretty neat! I might just try that on my next build.
or maybe one of these strapped to the seattube:

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I wonder if the cops would hassle you for carrying around iced tea in one of these.
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby stepper on Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:40 am

MadMick wrote:Actually TBO the only thing which doesn't work for me is the battery case, would it fit under the fork crown and above the tyre? Dunno, it's a really nice component I just think it looks out of kilter with the rest of the bike in that location.


after looking at the pics a bit I kinda see what you mean. But yet I still see the brass case as one of the design highlights. the brass thumb screws used for tank lacing, the gold pinstripe and the seat rivets were all decided on after seeing the shiny brass.

By the way, the battery case actually fits inside the tank but I didn't feel like messing with the tank every time I needed to change batteries.
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby Ed_Straker's_Rat on Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:04 am

Man, i love this bike! Keep the batter pack where it is, looks great.
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby JoeyMac on Mon Mar 02, 2009 2:11 pm

Just awesome.
I think you've far surpassed DevilWing with this build.
The custom touches you've given it are impressive.
Way to out-do me :wink:
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby stepper on Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:23 pm

JoeyMac wrote:Just awesome.
I think you've far surpassed DevilWing with this build.
The custom touches you've given it are impressive.
Way to out-do me :wink:


Thanks for the compliment JoeyMac. I'm not gonna pretend to be modest (because I' m not :P) but there ain't no way that my build comes close to DevilWIng. DevilWing is the King of Spaceliners! Even the Navigator has me awstruck.

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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby texasbigjon on Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:45 pm

beautiful build there stepper! :D has a very racy vintage vibe. but what you did with the seat,is truly astounding! you know we are all going to try that trick! :wink:
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby stepper on Tue Mar 03, 2009 5:54 pm

Just took my first real ride on her tonight. The ride is nice and smooth. I was a bit worried that the fork set up would screw up the handling but it's not bad at all. It's a little loose at slow speed but I'm sure I'll get used to it after a few more miles. And although the headlight could be brighter, it works flawlesly. I think I will replace the pedals though since they feel a bit squirely.

There was a kid on his mountain bike that was eyeballing me from across the street and he actually turned around and pulled up next to me as I was taking a little breather to check out the bike. We chit chatted a bit about the build and I told him to check us out on RatRodbikes.com.
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby fsjaak on Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:57 am

Nice! :mrgreen:
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby aka_locojoe on Tue Mar 10, 2009 4:53 pm

stepper wrote:hmm... A flask in place of a water bottle might be pretty neat! I might just try that on my next build.
or maybe one of these strapped to the seattube:


The "water bottle cage" with the rubber strap is pretty versatile
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby iRide Custom Bicycles on Thu Mar 19, 2009 8:19 am

Definitely in the top 5 of my all time favorite bikes...ABSOFRIGGINLOOOOTLY BEAUTIFUL!!
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby JOScatRATrod on Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:16 pm

wow. you have really tickled my aesthetic organs
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby 59punk on Thu Aug 06, 2009 5:07 pm

KOTA wrote:Whole bike is NICE. But the way the tank is mounted, and what you did to the seat, are KILLER.

I agree, best idea to mount a tank ever!!! classy looking!
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Re: CherryLiner (fka MotorLiner)

Postby Hammond Eggz on Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:08 pm

Holy crap! That is MONDO cool!
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