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Been too busy working on the 356 Replica so I have not had time to do much on this. Yesterday I did some minor work anyways. Next step is to figure out the pedal location.

I also hear what you say. I've been taught by time that one should not criticize an unfinished job. As you see, the frame is not yet done... The drawing in the first post is not even valid anymore as the shape have changed even from that one. I'm usually working from some nice design I like and...

Well, as you probably allready read in my first post I'm familiar with the Kahaki's Baron and Kamilos Kuztom Kreationz. http://kamiloskuztomkreationz.blogspot.fi/ I liked the idea in using square tubes for a frame. And the measurements from the Ruff cycles helped me to design a frame suitable...

Hmm... Way too many other projects... Today I finally decided how the frontfork is going to be done.... So I cut two old forks to make one.... :)

In the late autumn I then took the narrower square tubes and spotwelded two similarlength tubes by their corners to each others and bent them the same way as the previous. The upper bends were welded in december when I finally afforded to buy the Quick Brick tires and 144 spoke wheels...

The drawing was done last winter. In spring 2014 I bought two different size squarepipes. I bent the larger pipe simply by parking my car on the end of the pipe and then carefully bent the it against it. Moving the car some more over it if necessary. I bent several different bends on one long...

This started allready a few years ago when I saw the Kahaki Baron frame and fell in love with it. But I'm not the one buying stuff so I took some paper and some measurements that I borrowed from some Ruff cycles and started scribbling some lines on the paper.

New member here. Been lurking here for a few year allready though.. :) Collecting inspiration and so on. I've got a scratchbuilt bike in the werks at the moment. No timeplan but started finally a few months ago when I "invested" in a pair of Quickbrick tires and 144 spoke wheels... :) I'll...