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:shock: :shock: :shock: As I am more accustomed to 24"/26" wheels, the 36" look even more awe-inspiring. But the whole components looked as if they were made for each other. Cool! I like it! 8) 8) 8)

Thanks for your kind words, folks!!! :D :D :D It is a replica of a bag for the mess kit of the German Bundeswehr. Some of the original ones (you can tell them by a 13-digit code) are waaay to greasy (yuck!) and worn out. Furthermore, you'll get replicas of these bags even in plaid or...

The frame is this one: http://www.pg-bikes.com/epages/PGBikes.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/PGBikes/Products/PFR-37/SubProducts/PFR-37 Edit: You've got a very interesting website! 8)

That's a nice one! I like cruisers made of wood. What I especially like is the delicate framework. Simply superb!!! 8) 8) 8) A mate of mine here in Southern Germany did the same stunt. But his frame looks a lot more massive.

Here are some pics of my cruiser. Admittedly, I wasn't that creative in finding an appropriate name for my pride and joy. Themewise, I went for a look of the Bentley racing cars of the 1920s. This is even more funnier as the bike runs quite fast when considering the weight of almost 50 lbs...

Ooooh, these are nice pictures. 8) 8) 8) Congratulations and all the best to you both!

Hi, my name is Trencher, I'm 41 and live in the south-western part of Germany in an old university town nearby Stuttgart. While looking for some more inspirations and possible add-ons for my own current "rolling construction site", I stumbled across this interesting forum. The amazing wealth...