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What do you do to keep the frame straight? Who has the best process for keeping everything inline? With the addition of an engine, these frame's need to be straight as an arrow. Any pointers?

This is my first motorized build. So I'm sure I'll have some questions along the way. Thank you everyone for all your posts. I've learned so much of what to do and especially what not to do! I've leaned, I hope from other mistakes.... ok with that being said... this is what I have so far...

I'm starting my first engine driven builds. So fast I've taken a bike and key jumped right in. I've gone over handlebars going 10 miles an hour before and walked away, but now, it's getting serious. I have an older 3.5HP Briggs and Stratton and a nice heavy bmx frame grime the 90's I'm...

I wish I had taken some more pictures but this bike was a donor for another build I was doing for my girlfriend so she could cruise with me. Well that one didn't work out so well so I threw this together today and so far is looking ok. This Raleigh was a cruiser my coworker gave to me a few...

So happy that I found a hobby like this! I started Welding school last year and I'm learning so much. I had this 70s Columbia tripper that I bought at a Garage sale for a charity to teach local children about the history of the Hudson River. Best ten bucks I ever spent. As soon as I stared to...

I got this 1970s Columbia tripper at a Garage sale for $10 last summer. There were a few rust spots here and there but was in fairly good condition. Started chopping it up last fall. The top bar is a piece of underground wiring conduit. It's all I had. Added some serious weight to the...

Hey. Just finishedish my first build. An early 70s Columbia I got at a yard sale for ten bucks. First I restored it. Cleaned it up real nice... then I made it dirty! It was a little girls bike. It was cool but it didn't fit me. So for the past year during down time at work and late at night...