Stripped & Teased

[kram]

A huge thanks goes out to all the members for the input, inspiration, and parts. You can see the build thread here viewtopic.php?f=31&t=15791































Humble beginnings

[Uncle Stretch]

Man super job. Your photo shoot location looks like my back yard ...since it hasent rained in a month or so. You really did good and the attention to detail is really nice. You realize If you lost that back tail light I could build you a steampunk seat post too.

[sensor]

great looking bike! this ones on my short list also

[vibr8shun]

I wished I thought of the tail-light that you made from the tea thingy!!! That bike looks so fast standing still!!! love it

[greg66]

Very clean Bike .Good job

[rgallen]

My favorite so far. CLEAN & SIMPLE. I Love it.

[SimpleMan]

Looks great! Love the big and little look of the rim/tire combo!

[mastronaut]

EEEEExcellent specimen! Great details, nice flow, slick is, well, slick!

[Graylock]

Yes indeed, you have rung the bell. Excellent build!

GL

[karfer67]

i love this bike it looks great, colors are great, good flow, and very creative use of parts and doing my fav thing turn something into something else. your shifter is amazing and is quite a peice of work. only trouble your going to run into with it is people comming up pushing the button thinking it is a horn lol. but the work put into that is amazing top notch and you should be very very proud.

[texasbigjon]

man,this bike looks like a bicycle version of a 60`s fuel altered! the wheel/tire combo,along with springer,gives it a killer stance! plus im a sucker for bare metal! congrats!

[Rat Rod]

That bike is trick...love it.

If you win, your drawing is already finished.

[brentville]

Slick looking bike. Clean and classic. That is a big looking sprocket you got there. Hope there aren't too many hills around you.

[Critter1]

Yep, the big-n-little tires have it going on!!!! Very nice!

[kram]

Thanks to everyone for the compliments, this was a real fun build.

Uncle Stretch- I might have to take you up on the seat post

karfer- I'll let them try and honk it and see how long it takes for them to realize that it's not a horn, lol. The one trick with the shifter is that you have to listen for when it shifts gears.

texasbigjon- Your bikes definitely influenced the finish on this one.

Rat Rod- That would make it easy.

brentville- With the three speed it's actually pretty nice, but it is mostly flat around here.