My wife, daughter and granddaughter will be assisting with this calamity. We are still debating and deciding what parts to incorporate into the build. More photos as we pro-gress!
This should be some GI-NORMOUS FUN!!
"Rock You Like a Hurricane" goes to the beach.."Rock You Like a Hurricane" goes to the beach..
...in the beginning there was this......
My wife, daughter and granddaughter will be assisting with this calamity. We are still debating and deciding what parts to incorporate into the build. More photos as we pro-gress! This should be some GI-NORMOUS FUN!! Last edited by mitchelangelo on Tue Jul 17, 2012 3:01 pm, edited 21 times in total.
Mitch
Re: Feerless Calamity
A family project. Now that is cool!
I tried being serious, but it was boring.
Feerless Calamity
The well used basket is awesome just the way it is!!
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love the name !! you guys are fearless , looks like its going to be a good one .
 ...what a story a bicycle could tell ....
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the basket is awesome the way it is! I have never heard of a Peerless but it looked like a cool project bike anyway. Theres no telling with all the individual ideas combined just how it will turn out.
Mitch
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Great having the family help! My son keeps asking to help, but I'm working too slow to keep him interested.
 Check out my Build-Off bike: ☆ 1936 Off-Roadmaster Klunker ☆
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It's a Snyder built frame, they made Hawthorne and Rollfast
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The fenders are cool. They are shaped like something that would normally come on a muscle bike.
With all those women working on the bike it could be Calamity Jane. I tried being serious, but it was boring.
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It looks good just as it is, maybe oil the chain.
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the fenders do look muscle bike. They may stay on the bike. I will have to add a few links to the chain and maybe 15 or so spokes to the wheels so they will go straight! LOL
Mitch
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Started disassembling and mocking up with spare parts. I always like to fit everything before painting. Found a use for the Jesse James forks that came off an old chopper bike. Still thinking we're gonna make it a 5 or 6 speed though. There's a lot of hilly terrain here. So this is an update on the progress.
beginning to fit the forks...   now have to cut the length of the forks... Last edited by mitchelangelo on Thu May 17, 2012 5:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Mitch
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Those forks are gonna look so cool . I'm also using a Twin tube Snyder for my build .
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More fitting done...we decided on a Shimano 3 speed w/ coaster brake. Road tested and ready for more ideas!
   Last edited by mitchelangelo on Sun May 27, 2012 9:05 am, edited 1 time in total.
Mitch
Re: Calamity - "Dirty White Boy"
Pretty cool stance that bike has taken on.
I tried being serious, but it was boring.
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