Recent content by DS4L780

yea I'm trying to get some of my club members to build a couple. Definitely seems more fun with friends

That's pretty rad, the fairing looks good, not sure if I'm gonna put one on mine yet

Saw an older thread about a gravity build competition, started looking up gravity bikes and they're pretty ......, looks like alot of fun so I decided to try and put one together for the summer, there's a lot of good downhill riding in my city so summer will be a blast, it's still got a long way...

Still needs a couple small adjustments parts wise but here's a build I did recently, probably the most fun bike I have to ride at the moment, makes ya feel like a kid again

been thinkin of drilling some holes in a bullet and mounting that, I'm so indecisive about stuff though haha probably why I have 5 projects at once all the time

I dig that, cool for a small ornament, I need something like that for this bike. going big would look a little silly I think

I use the cheap 26" coaster wheelsets from big box store bikes all the time, haven't had any issues with them yet. I'm sure it'd be different if I was riding offroad trails or hitting ramps but I just use them for cruising and they hold together alright

looking to add an ornament of some type to the front fender of one of my cruisers, just looking for some cool ideas, what have you cats got?

Frankensteined this on awhile back, rode it twice then my buddies bike got stolen so i gave it to him, he loves it.

just picked this up for dirt cheap, still had the instruction manual taped to it, I'd be into this build if it starts sooner, winter is here, I'm bored and it won't last long being stock haha

Lets see those factory beautiful cruisers. Here's my 70's Eaton Road King, the only thing not stock is the chain and valve caps.

Dept Store Schwinn I use for long cruises, had to replace pretty much everything but the frame since they just don't build'em like they used to...

WarBoy Motocross, I don't have this bike anymore but it was pretty cool

my daily commuter mid 80's CycleTech, riding on Michelin Country Dry2's, they're a little knobby in case I run into some gravel or mud but still smooth enough to ride nice on the pavement.