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@Nagant, yes the bike rides great, I can't really notice that the tires are different sizes. The only problem I have is, I need to replace the stem because it is slightly stripped.

yep that is what it is.

better view of headlight/fork

This was a ten speed crank from a free spirit bike, I took my grinder and ground off the rivets holding it together and used the smaller sprocket and bolted the chain ring back on.

Spent some time this morning drooling over a bunch of cool RRB pics in the gallery thread and got motivated to go build a bike with all the spare parts I had laying about. This is what I ended up with, half Murray half Free spirit ten speed wiht s few odd's and ens thrown in. Mounted the...

your bike your rules

Here is my Rollfast that I got in trade from JoseyWales with a Hawthorne(I think) fork and Hillbilly brake bracket. I didn't want to drill a hole in the frame for a brake and it probably wouldn't reach the rim anyway. Took a nice long ride down Crystal Springs beach on Bainbridge Island today...

Nice ride! what part of Germany are you from? used to live in Bamberg back in the late 80's. Love that town~!

Similar bikes like that sell new for around 400 on most lowrider bike sites, just do a search for limo frame bikes, and then make your best offer

Found this bike today at a yard sale. It looks like a Penny's like JC Penny's any idea how old it is or what it might be worth? I am sure not much since JC Penny's. Anyone know who made their bikes?

Cool, Whidbey Island is a great place. We like to camp over there. I am on Bainbridge Island

Where in the PNW are you at?, I am near Seattle.

Suhweet Chopper!

Hi, So I have been lurking here a long time. Currently I reside on Bainbridge Island, Washingtome home to the Chilly hilly https://www.bainbridgeisland.com/about-bainbridge-island/annual-events/chilly-hilly-bicycle-ride.html and we like to build our own bikes, or hold one to those old bikes...