Bikes in the living room

[Greybeard]

Thought I'd try this pic deal out. This is the bike I got from chainmaker. He had built it on a BTR theme. I realized that my 70yo bod wasn't ready to bend over that far, so I flipped the bars back over. I put on some Worksman's wheels I had, changed the exhaust, and installed the chrome belt guard. I'm using a Whizzer clutch lever for the brakes as well. In the background of the 3rd pic is another Panther with a GXH Honda/EZM trans.

 

[Dirt Nerd]

That's COOL! Nice looking bike!

 

[Greybeard]

Thanks,
When I got the bike from chainmaker, it was done as a BTR. Now it seems to be a bit like a '47 Harley, 45 flathead. Figure I will park it with the big dogs when we have our first
bike and rod show next spring. If I can get the insert out of the exhaust pipe it should be right at home.

 

[KilroyCD]

Very nice bike! The Worksman wheels are a great choice. I have them on my 2005 Whizzer NE5, and it made a huge difference in the way the bike rides and handles.
Now let's see some more pics of the other Panther build with the Honda and EZM Q-Matic!

 

[Greybeard]

I'm building this one for my GF. She puts up with my having way too much fun in the house. This is a 1952 Panther frame, aftermarket "Schwinn" springer, Shimano disc front brake and Shimano coaster rear, Brooks saddle, Sportmans sprocket, adapter, plus tank.
The pipe is from Phantom bikes.

 

[Hal the Elder]

Bikes in the Living Room, huh?

Well, here's OSCAR in my Game Room!

He's also a 2005 NE-5 and I also fitted him with Worksman Wheels. (In addition to a lot of other mods!)

HAL

 

[Racie35]

Hal,
can you tell me why workman wheels had to be fitted? kinda curious

 

[Hal the Elder]

Worksman Wheels:

HEY RACIE:

Worksman Wheels didn't have to be fitted...I just wanted them on Oscar, because a good boy deserves the best pair of shoes!

Besides, Quenton and Kilroy recommended 'em, which is an important reason for gettin' 'em!

HOWL