cheezy board tracker 6-20. more vintage stuff
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Congrats on your exams!
Are you still planning to cut the bracket? If so, I think it's alowed. Sometimes you just have to do these things to make mismatched parts fit. Like I did on my build-off bike :wink:
Those headlights are nice! What are they?
Congrats on your exams!
Are you still planning to cut the bracket? If so, I think it's alowed. Sometimes you just have to do these things to make mismatched parts fit. Like I did on my build-off bike :wink:
Those headlights are nice! What are they?
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headlight mounted.
i was going to use a different bucket, but it didnt exactly fit.
ones that went on
these lights are 1950's s&m headlighs. an aftermarket pert for tri five chevy's and fords. 8) love car parts on a bike
headlight mounted.
i was going to use a different bucket, but it didnt exactly fit.
ones that went on
these lights are 1950's s&m headlighs. an aftermarket pert for tri five chevy's and fords. 8) love car parts on a bike
Re: cheapie
That headlight is BIG! Very nice. And it totally justifies that insane drop in the handlebars...
This build is gonna be cool!
That headlight is BIG! Very nice. And it totally justifies that insane drop in the handlebars...
This build is gonna be cool!
Re: cheapie
You could always make a hobbyhorse out of it!
:mrgreen:
snydur said:
You could always make a hobbyhorse out of it!
:mrgreen:
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Re: cheapie
KNUCKLE DRAGGERS HAHA
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KNUCKLE DRAGGERS HAHA
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not a problem but a solution :mrgreen:snydur said:
well . . .we may have a dilema (this is a short crank)
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Re: cheezy board tracker
you could try using taller tires
you could try using taller tires
Re: cheezy board tracker
I like it 8) But, the handlebars :| I might have a set of "normal" looking ones if your interested for the price of shipping :wink: Let me know
Either way, it's a COOL bike
I like it 8) But, the handlebars :| I might have a set of "normal" looking ones if your interested for the price of shipping :wink: Let me know
Either way, it's a COOL bike 
Re: cheezy board tracker
Looking good, I like the whole project.
The solution for that crank will be an even shorter one- you need one from a Jr Stingray or a Lil Chik or a Bantam. (Or one of Schwinn's other kids bikes.) They're like 4" or 4.5" cranks and will work fine and look right.
Let me know if you don't find one locally, I'm sure I have a couple.
As someone who did a 20" bike with extended dropouts-lowering-thing a couple years ago, just make sure everything is strong and solid.
20" Ross with extended rear triangle and small crank, also a second sprocket mounted on left side. (No need for a kickstand if you have a block of wood handy!)
Looking good, I like the whole project.
The solution for that crank will be an even shorter one- you need one from a Jr Stingray or a Lil Chik or a Bantam. (Or one of Schwinn's other kids bikes.) They're like 4" or 4.5" cranks and will work fine and look right.
Let me know if you don't find one locally, I'm sure I have a couple.
As someone who did a 20" bike with extended dropouts-lowering-thing a couple years ago, just make sure everything is strong and solid.
20" Ross with extended rear triangle and small crank, also a second sprocket mounted on left side. (No need for a kickstand if you have a block of wood handy!)
Re: cheezy board tracker
Forget what I said about the handlebars :shock: They look killer from that angle Keep up the good work :wink:
Forget what I said about the handlebars :shock: They look killer from that angle
Keep up the good work :wink:Re: cheezy board tracker
that bike loks really big f a 20"! my uncle came oevr and saw the bike, he said "...?! how you gunna pedal?" i said "with my feet" (har har) hes bringing something by this week hat will go perfect with this bike. what it is? i have no idea, he just said ot wait.NLCTVWguy said:Looking good, I like the whole project.
The solution for that crank will be an even shorter one- you need one from a Jr Stingray or a Lil Chik or a Bantam. (Or one of Schwinn's other kids bikes.) They're like 4" or 4.5" cranks and will work fine and look right.
Let me know if you don't find one locally, I'm sure I have a couple.
As someone who did a 20" bike with extended dropouts-lowering-thing a couple years ago, just make sure everything is strong and solid.
20" Ross with extended rear triangle and small crank, also a second sprocket mounted on left side. (No need for a kickstand if you have a block of wood handy!)
Re: cheezy board tracker
I think you're on the right track snydur...
It looks really cool with that insane drop in the handlebars.
I think you're on the right track snydur...
It looks really cool with that insane drop in the handlebars.
Re: cheezy board tracker
Really cool build you've got.
How do those brackets on the rear wheel work?
Isn't the chain gonna pull it forward while peddaling?
Congratulations
Really cool build you've got.
How do those brackets on the rear wheel work?
Isn't the chain gonna pull it forward while peddaling?
Congratulations
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there is going to be a double pivot. so thees n pointof movement.stocksucks said:
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