well finally got around to this project . it was a motorized ratfink bike but due to vibrations it cracked in half . the top tube broke in to and the cracks at the bottom of the seat post cracked in half so i threw it on the side of the house for about a year . so finally took it to a welder and cut out the top tube and replaced it with chromoly pipe and welded on a motor mount pipe to stop the vibration and welded up the extra cracks and pretty much welded were i thought it might crack in the future. took it apart and sent it to the powdercoater a nice blue and put back in the engine and what a ride it is . so far all stable no cracks and riding sweet! larry ca
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Scottm
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Man that looks so cool. Great job!
I just did a search for "Ghost" and found the thread I remebered about it http://www.motoredbikes.com/showpost.php?p=51044&postcount=17
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TWalker
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I'm impressed with the sprockets not only for function for the look. It would only create more fascination/interest in my bikes too.
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Hot Dog Piggy Tails
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Hey hats off man cool bike ol Rat Fink and Shelly Dugan were interests.. growing up in shops and at the race tracks. Added cleverness.
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