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Hahaha. Because they're never truly done. They're constantly evolving works in progress. :D I know the feeling well. ;)

Never thought I'd say this to a dude, but...Nice rack! :D:cool:

Wow! That brings back memories. I had a red DBack around the same time. Had yellow grips, seat, pads, and Tuff Wheels. Everything else was red. Friends called it my ketchup and mustard or McDonald's bike. :D Great find! :cool:

I have a Road Hog on it now, which I like fine, but I'm soooo tempted to try out the Twenty G. I think I'll go ahead and pick one up. I can always use it for something else if it doesn't work out. :cool:

I LOVE the low profile look of those tires. I wonder if a Twenty G 3.45" tire would fit on the rear rim of my OCC Stingray? :39:

That is SWEET! :cool: The banana seat and low bars totally change the look of the bike. It looks low, lean, and mean now. Well done!:rockout:

Lol. Will do. :D And thanks for the welcome. :cool2:

Thanks for the welcome, guys. Frankie, sadly I do not have pics. These were pre-mobile/cell phone days, so you actually had to find a camera, take your pics, then wait for them to be developed. :D I don't think it ever occurred to us to take pics of them anyway. We'd build them and ride them...

Hey, guys. My name is Scott, I'm 43 (44 on the 11th), and live in the Phoenix area. From about 8th grade through our mid 20s, my best friend and I used to build all kinds of crazy (and usually dangerous:D) chopper bicycles. Eventually other stuff pushed my passion for weird and wonderful...