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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby karfer67 on Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:06 am

yea he was there but the bike wasn't ready. i was counting build off bikes that were there in person.

poverty with a view wrote:It was nice to see you take first place with this bike at Cyclefest. I hope you get the build off win too. You have my vote. Blue!


thanks bro i was honored to win out of that group there were some simply amazing bikes at the show. as for the build off we will see who knows where it will go this year but thanks for your support i think i am gonna need it
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby KOTA on Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:32 am

You're so humble....If there were a "Riddler" award for bikes, this one would take it!
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby Rat Rod on Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:42 am

The steering wheel is just too cool on this thing. :wink:
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby greg66 on Wed Jul 20, 2011 7:58 pm

I THINK WE NEED TO PUT IN THE BACK OF A TRUCK ,AND DO A BURNOUT . :wink: JUST TO MAKE SURE ALL THE NEW STUFF YOU JUST PUT ON STAYS PUT. :wink:
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby karfer67 on Wed Jul 20, 2011 9:29 pm

well we did that once already greg and it held. i am game lets go bring a truck and lets do it.

KOTA wrote:You're so humble....If there were a "Riddler" award for bikes, this one would take it!


dude really? she ain't that nice she is still a rat, just a bike. i am just amazed the setup i thought of in my head sorta works. all i could think the first time i rode it was "i am using this steering wheel to hold up the spring which is all held in by really two (well three) grade 8 bolts." dont think the guys who made that steering wheel ever thought one would be used like this. :shock:
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby Gold Street Customs on Thu Jul 21, 2011 12:18 pm

I kept staring at it , imagining how it would be to ride,something like staring at a 40 Willy's with a blown Hemi thinking ,that could be alot of fun....
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby Dr. Tankenstein on Thu Jul 21, 2011 1:20 pm

Gold Street Customs wrote:I kept staring at it , imagining how it would be to ride,something like staring at a 40 Willy's with a blown Hemi thinking ,that could be alot of fun....


Yeah, right before you kill yourself! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

This bike is sooooo awesome, looks so Rat Fink / George Trosley. Definitely another level of build.

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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby stocksucks on Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:36 am

Yep.. you really took this build to another level.
It's the best rat I've seen; in fact, being kinda new to the forum, I think all and all, It's the coolest bike I've seen here. You nailed it on all aspects, and I'm not even very into the steering wheel thing.
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby karfer67 on Fri Jul 22, 2011 10:43 pm

stocksucks wrote:Yep.. you really took this build to another level.
It's the best rat I've seen; in fact, being kinda new to the forum, I think all and all, It's the coolest bike I've seen here. You nailed it on all aspects, and I'm not even very into the steering wheel thing.
Is it a fun ride?
Keep goin'


thanks bro i am deeply honored, you never know what people will think of a bike when it is outside the box like this. is it fun to ride? yes it is but she keeps you on your toes thats for sure.

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Gold Street Customs wrote:I kept staring at it , imagining how it would be to ride,something like staring at a 40 Willy's with a blown Hemi thinking ,that could be alot of fun....


Yeah, right before you kill yourself! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

This bike is sooooo awesome, looks so Rat Fink / George Trosley. Definitely another level of build.

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come on we all love gassers but in the back of our heads know they dont stop or steer for anything. but when u look that cool who cares? ahhhhh the price we pay to look cool. and yea i wanted to build a sorta what if bike. what if ed roth built a kustom bike what would it look like sorta thing. pinstriping as i type i took a break once done i will post pics
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby SCHWINNRAY69 on Sat Jul 23, 2011 7:40 am

Really cool karfer :wink: It's got a real "hot rod" look 8) Great pinstriping :D
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby poverty with a view on Sat Jul 23, 2011 10:52 pm

Critter1 wrote:Adam, i was checking out Hard Luck at the show.. Well done!

Did you shave off every other tooth on the rear cog, or did you weld a skip tooth cog to the original Shimano cog?
(I think it was a Shimano hub on there..) :)
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby karfer67 on Sat Jul 23, 2011 11:24 pm

sorry i forgot to answer the question. i simply get a regular cog with an even number of teeth and cut off every other tooth. the trick to making it work smooth is when you grind them off to radius the cuts in between the teeth so the chain rides smooth on the cog. if you just grind them off with out doing this chances are you would snap a chain and with the price of skip chains these days you dont want to have that happen.
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HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby Critter1 on Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:37 am

Thanks Adam. Easy enough..
I do need some skip tooth in my life. Man those chains definitely are not cheap!
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby poverty with a view on Sun Jul 24, 2011 11:59 am

karfer67 wrote:sorry i forgot to answer the question. i simply get a regular cog with an even number of teeth and cut off every other tooth. the trick to making it work smooth is when you grind them off to radius the cuts in between the teeth so the chain rides smooth on the cog. if you just grind them off with out doing this chances are you would snap a chain and with the price of skip chains these days you dont want to have that happen.
Thanks for the help. I'm about to do this to a bike I picked up at Cyclefest. Will you be at the Sunny Side up show next weekend? If so I will see you there. Blue 8)
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Re: HARD LUCK (7/16 door knobs and more dice!!)

Postby Kuttnhack on Sun Jul 24, 2011 1:57 pm

Back to Hard Luck guys. Congrats on your 1st place trophy at Cyclefest. Hard Luck looks just as good if not better in person. Color choices flow, you are amazing. Can't wait to see the rest of the striping at Sunny Side Up. Good Luck via Hard Luck!
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