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Also, I have some wide wheel bikes so I was easily able to make a spot specific for my wide wheel bikes. I didn't glue mine together so I can take it apart and adjust or add to if necessary.

I did the PVC one for my truck bed. Works great. I can take it out and use it in the garage or on my trailer too. I am real happy with it. Here are the instructions. http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?38976-PVC-Bike-Rack Later, Chad

Finally got the bike done. Not the easiest to ride, but it is fun and gets some good looks which is its primary purpose. Here are some more pictures. Its 8' long so it just fits in the trailer.

Re: THE DEAN - 3/29 electra has a 26x2.35 vintage diamond tire too. It looks pretty cool. Its what I have on my cruiser.

Re: ★ RRB WELCOMES RUFF-CYCLES ★ Thanks for the measurements. Looks like thats a bike frame that will fit me pretty well. May have to look into getting me one of those.

LOL It stands for Negative Camber. Its a truck club I am in. Here are a few of my other rides. Past rides: Currently in the shop: In the wings:

Re: ★ RRB WELCOMES RUFF-CYCLES ★ seat post to bottom bracket and seat post to head tube. I can compare that to one of my bikes and see how I might fit on it.

I am in Arizona.

Re: ★ RRB WELCOMES RUFF-CYCLES ★ I am very much interested in the measurements of the frame. I want to know how it would fit a big guy. And if you could get the measurements of the tango frame too that would be awesome.

Got some more work done on my frame. Ground down and filed all the welds and scuffed off the rust. Just need to get a head tube reducer, set of wheels and a chain so I can get it put together.

Love this bike and that tbird.

Yeah, I was considering a shorter crank. I am hoping to have it put together soon so I can see how much of an interference I am going to have.

I don't think there will be enough room, no. Turning will be a bit of a chore, but since this bike will see most of its use at car shows, I will likely be walking it around more than riding it. Turning would be a labor of love anyway because this thing is a touch over 8 feet long as it is.

I have the tools, but am still learning how to weld so I took it to a buddy who does. We are working on making it fit me better. Its going to be tight and not as fun to ride but we moved the BB to give me an extra few inches. I still need to go and clean up the welds, but its solid. It isn't...

I am waiting to get some measurements to see how they fit tall guys.

The Cruiser Shop in Campbell, CA is a vendor for them too for those on the west coast.

Thats pretty much what I figured it would be. I don't have the rim that it came with. It was trashed so a friend of mine used it for some craft project around her house. Thanks for your help.

I was wanting to see if I could figure out what I had. I looked for serial numbers and have been looking at pictures of drop out and chain rings and seat styles and all kinds of stuff and just can't really place what I have. I know that chain rings and seats can be changed over the years but...

I am probably going to make the springer fork a solid fork. I am a heavy guy and it will bottom out with me on it.

Well I am 6'5" and here is a picture of me on the bike.