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I have two as I ride a bit of downhill too and wanted a bit of face coverage And I bought my son one too I think he likes it

Is this some sort of bell/horn?

Found it, are they usually upside down? Is there anything else you can tell from the serial number? Also, it has this fitted, it appears to be a horn or buzzer of some sort, I've not got a battery to try it out yet.

Cool, I will have a look thanks 8)

Thanks guys. I'll be building more.

I made these up from a set of bmx bars and part of a bar stool. This was before I cleaned up the welds but didn't get another photo.

Hi, I bought this for my girlfriend and was wondering if anyone knew any more about these..... More pics to follow. Any help greatly appreciated.

I love the lines of your frame man. I've really gotta get a tube bender, working on a budget sucks but breeds the most creative results

Also I had to extend my trailer to get the bikes in properly

Added a truck air horn and a weedkiller bottle to pump it up and a few details before loading up for fbi

Re: Single sided stay/forks '59 Cadillac inspired heavy weight. Seriously sick man, that light sets it off and looks at home on there already 8)

Hey man, a little further south than you here in Colchester.

Before I took it over to Holland for fbi I decided I needed to be able to stop better... Took it for a test ride and the front fell off So I welded it back on again

Hahahaha. That's fantastic!!!

Thanks guys

I then changed the forks as I thought the front looked a bit weedy.. And started to fit the seat as the foam one compressed after a while and became sore as it was only ever temporary

A couple more pics, with the cranks fitted and bars changed This was how I took it to London for a ride around

And yes, I used a stick welder :roll: The head tube mounted and the rear wheel with the middle cut out, it was a car space saver spare. Spokes welded into the rear wheel, onto a widened single speed bicycle hub. And a test mock up of the bike to see how it rolled..

Ok guys, I'm putting up a little thread of how I built my heavy bike. Here's a few photos that I took along the way... The futon frame and scaffold tubes to make up the main part of the frame. Tubes now cut down a bit.

Re: Single sided stay/forks '59 Cadillac inspired heavy weight. Seriously cool build man. Loving it!!