Recent content by bhaltima08

Nice ride! I have my tickets for Symco. Can't wait!

Re: White Zombie build (Change in plans) Going with a different direction now I guess. No name for the project. Going to use the Duplicolor Shadow product on all the Chrome to give it that "Black Chrome" look. Working on the material for the seat. A few other things pending yet.

Sweet, my 3 yr old sons name is Ellis. I'll have to show him! There's a build off idea, kids bikes.

I love seeing all the creativity put into all the bikes. But wonder at what point is the competion level going to get so high that many others can't participate, due to not having the tools and equipment like others have. It would be nice to see different classes formed, or categories. Just...

Wicked! That reminds me for some reason of the movie Jeepers Creepers. Now you need to incorporate a sickel! lol I'd hate to bump handle bars with ya.

I did a overlay in Adobe Illustrator and created different layers for each section of the bike so I could play around with colors and then added graphics. Thanks!

Thanks for the help with directing me to http://www.thecabe.com There was someone there that identified it based on the frame and serial number. According to this person it is a 1939 Colson that was produced and sold for Goodyear. So since I haven't had anyother input, I'll go with that...

Hello all, I've been checking out the site for sometime trying to get ideas and see what's going on. This will be my first build. Nothing overwhelmingly crazy but you just never know. I'm calling it "White Zombie". Some newer parts will be used, but primarly all the stuff on it will be re-used.

Wow, all the great fab work and detailed cad images. You could make some serious coin if you took orders for some of your fab'd stuff. I love the rear break mounts, but unfortunately don't have the equipment to make them. :D

Lots of views, anyone able to identify the frame make?

I honestly don't know. First experience with a bike like this. I can take a few more pictures and post them. Thanks for the input and the link! Any guess's on who the mfg was or brand?

After looking it over, I had a feeling that the guy may have put a few things on it from his parts stash. I'm most curious about the frame, make and roughly year. Any thoughts on that? Or is there any other sites that I can go to to find out? Thanks. Bob

Hello, I recently decided to get a older bike to restore instead of going the route of a new one. I purchased this bike today for $65 from a local collector. He believes that it may be a late 1930's bike. Possibly a Cleveland Welding bike. He wasn't sure, he at first thought it was a...