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Finally got the tank painted an antique white... i think it needs some more color. next time... i go fatter!!!!

two better shots of the trike

who needs bars and grips when you got knuckles and a keyboard? close up of the rickshaws forks. chandelier, boom box, and a rose covered head liner... cool metal work... anyone got a rickshaw lying around?

i didn't build them, but came across these two rides at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Downtown San Diego. i think the artists name is Dzine and wasn't sure where to post these pics, but here is a trike and a rickshaw for grins and giggles.

That looks like my ride! Thanks! Same dropouts an everything! It was given to me a couple of years ago, but it was stripped of stickers and any other type of labeling. Thanks again!

thanks! coming from you guys that is a real compliment. Galtbacken - that fairlady is amazing... so clean and crisp... wow!

my jaw just dropped and i don't think there is any hope in picking it back up... that is ridiculously amazing!!!!

decided to try my hand at a tank. not being one of carpenterial ability it is rough, but what the heck. you learn by doing, right? since it is my first shot, i went with some junk ply i had lying around. i figure, i'll shape it, smooth it out, and paint it so my sorry cuts and what not will...

watched the video... that thing is sick! are you going to add a plate to the bottom and let that think spark when you drop it? j/k...

the bars do take a toll on the old wrists, but for some odd reason i actually like it. hoping to get some apes and replace them before too long. the frame in question is still a big idunno, but it was definitely some type of beach cruiser. i'm working on a tank (possibly, if it works out) and...

That ride is amazing!

Mesome hit it right on the nose...

after cleaning up my daughter's '69 schwinn, i decided to do something for myself, so i found an old i-don't-know-what cruiser in the shed and cleaned it up a little, added some new grips, and some nirve street sweeper fenders. i didn't like the seat position so i welded the post to its new...

my wife had this schwinn as her first bike back in the day and her parents had stored it for the longest time. i took it apart and repainted it for my daughter and was amazed that all of the parts from the bearings on up still had "schwinn" stamped on them. my daughter wanted it to be blue...

cool! this site seems pretty informative and has some crazy cool ideas for mods and what not. i need to find some quiet time to just chill and take all the photos in.