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It's part bike ride, part pub crawl! We meet every Thursday night at Big Schucks on Coit Road, just South of Beltline Rd. Some riders show up as early as 7 pm, our goal is to be on the road (to the next bar) by 8 pm.

Please post the trophy winners!

I have a buddy who wants to build a motorized bike. He is leaning towards a two-stroke which fits in the main triangle and runs a chain. Anyone here have any experience with any of the engine kits which are currently available and any recommendations? Thanks!

http://www.diamondchain.com/ ?

This is great! I have thought of doing something similar. Is this a chainsaw engine?

If the Schwinn is in as good condition as it looks, I wouldn't do anything non-reversible there. On the other bike, I think you could get real radical. "Steamdriven"? as in an interest in steampunk?

Gear 'em lower than most of the guys do. And install a front brake.

I think a converted road bike is a better choice for most riders. A real track bike is upright and stiff. Some track bikes don't have the fork drilled for a brake. On some track bikes, the front tire can hit the toe clip. Reguardless of what kind of bike you use as a fixed gear, gear it lower...

Rat Rod: Great to hear they are doing well. If you have an email address, tell them I said "Hi". Elli is a super sweet lady and Adi is one of the few guys you can trust to give you honest recommendations about your car. StephenH: Good to know another rat rod biker in the area! Ham radio can be...

I remember Marty. But didn't really know him. Buick Club? You must know Adi. Every time I have someone else do anything to my car, I remember how much I miss having him in town.

I am not a H.O.S.S. member, but I have attended a few of their events. Looking forward to Impalafest!

I surfed in yesterday and have enjoyed the site! I hung out and worked in bike shops in the late 70s and was all into the dropbar light weight thing. Now I find I am riding my upright bar wide tire bikes more. And making them more rat-like. Besides bicycles, I enjoy motorcycles (KLR-650, '75...