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Finished up another bag today. Brown dyed leather with oak side panels in colonial American stain and clear coat.

I made another bike bag this week using dark walnut side panels clear coated.

I decided to refurbish my first tool bag I made for my ruff cycle build. Changed the stitching and added some glass reflectors. Treated and polished the leather. Too much time on my hands. Lol

I was bored so I decided to kill a few days and make another bag. Tried something new. Used ash wood for the side panels and decorated them with a couple of .357 cal. shell casings.

Made another bag for a friend of mine.

My glass reflectors on my Moulton

1965 Moulton. First test ride with new crankset and 5 speed sturmey archer hub and new chain, sealed BB

Recently acquired and refurbished this 65 Moulton 4 speed. Powder coated cream, new tires,handlebars and stem, hand stitched leather grips. Cool little bike and rides nice!

The first set I made were more of a prototype and I wasn’t totally satisfied with them. I made a few minor mistakes when cutting the steel .They worked fine but as usual I started thinking about how I could improve them. Plate steel is cheap and I got plenty of time on my hands so I figured why...

Decided to make an improved version of rear dropouts.

Lowered the bars 3 cm as well and lowered the seat

So I wanted to stretch the frame out on my bike and bring the rear tire back 5 or 6 inches. The rear drop outs on this lucky frame are bolted on so I got some 1/4 inch plate steel and cut a pair of longer drop outs. the stays widen out so I thought maybe I would put on a 4 inch back tire. Got it...

Trying out some straighter bars

They are 65 mm rims...got them from ruff cycles as well as the tires

nows your chance to upgrade to a 3 speed hub..