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Warm welcome from here in the UK.....I'm into "Lowrider", Cruisers especially with a retro feel

Warm welcome from here in the UK

Hi Guys, I'm new to this forum and finding my way about abit......now some of you may have seen this my 1st Lowrider built in my Intro Thread, but I thought I would make a new thread to show all fellow members. Basically it started off as a Cheap "Bratz" bike which I completely took apart...

[/URL][/IMG] Lowrider is now finished, here's the finished result, did'nt spend to much on it either........the chrome pedals were a bargain for £1.00....Halford's end of line clearance........the seat I reupholstered myself, the material only cost £2.00, bargain!.........the grips finish it off...

Depends what sort of condition it's in and what you want to do with the bike?, especially the chromework....I paid £57 for mine and was in quite good nic and the chrome has polished up nicely.......even so £80 still a bargain for a lowrider with potential....buy it and enjoy I will buy another...

Hopefully if the bike is put together in time would love to get to Billing, looks well good also have a Mk2 Chopper on a rebuild plus a raleigh Commando

Big warm welcome from the UK......

Here's the pictures....still getting to grips and remembering how to post pictures thanks all for the warm welcome...........Stu

[/URL][/IMG] Here's the pictures of the resprayed frame plus my own custom graphics, also have done the chainguard in a 1/4" square diffracture vinyl. I'm a signwriter by trade and have my own sign business so makiing custom designs / decals, and stickers is no problem. The seat is next...

:) Newbie from the UK, welcome aboard my friend, love the "Raleigh Sports"

:)I'm a newbie myself from the UK.......a big warm welcome my friend

:)I'am a newbie myself from the UK......a big warm welcome my friend

Big warm welcome from East Anglia UK.......not long been a member of this site myself, getting into the Lowrider scene, Chopper type bike for your daughter get a "Bratz", suitable for 7-70 years old, cheap and easy to do up......thats what I brought for my Lowrider All the best enjoy

Hopefully will post pictures in the next few days of the new frame colour, its a Metallic Peacock/Kingfisher Blue, looks better than the Purple anyway Pictures to follow shortly... Also where's the best place in the UK for Lowrider parts and accessories?....also if buying from overseas what...

Yea East Anglia (The Fens) still as flat as ever but has proberly changed a lot since you were here as a toddler, I run a sign business and am a signwriter by trade and rent a old farm building from a farmer at Guyhirn, do quite a lot of work in Wisbech, I moved up from the other side of London...

:( sacralige what a waste:20:, it's like throwing good money away

I paid £58.00 and it was a local pick up, these bikes are made in the Phillapine's and the Chrome work doe's not last or hold up as well as the old British "Raleigh" bikes Most of the Chrome work on this one is not to bad and will polish up but the wheels and fenders are the worst bit, hoping to...

Thanks to your thread on the Bratz lowrider I've joined the forum, you've done a great job on your bikes which has inspired me to do mine. Again I got my "Bratz" cheap and local on ebay

They are a great starting point for a lowrider, 20 inch wheels, I'am about 5'6" ish and its really comfortable to ride no problem. Go for one Mine is now stripped ready for a respray, want to get some new 144 spoke wheels as the ones on the bike are quite rusty

here are the pictures' now sorted how to post them on the forum