srdavo
Well-Known Member
here's a home-built pic, I borrowed. (somebody was selling plans on the net)
Welders challenge - looking for ideas
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gone_fishin
Guest
well, i guess that answers my doubt...pretty neat lil item there 
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mickal1025
Guest
I like the bike Papa posted better. the silver bike looks like you would always be fighting the steering on any uneven surface. this guy had a good looking idea. I love the leaning trike ideas. http://bikelist.org/seawheels/MarkLupher/MarkLupher.htm
bamabikeguy
Active Member
YES PAPA- Thats the ticket !!!!
Who do I send the money order to???? I'd like to keep the enterprise in our MB.community if possible, seemingly have more perception of the challenges and the solutions.
Thats the ticket !!!!Who do I send the money order to???? I'd like to keep the enterprise in our MB.community if possible, seemingly have more perception of the challenges and the solutions.
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papa
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bamabikeguy said:YES PAPA-
The bike pictured is called the HammerHead, and is featured in Brad Graham's book titled "Bicycle Builder's Bonanza". Nothing complicated about the design, but will require welding on the frame of the selected bike, in addition to the fork mods - meaning, it is NOT a 'bolt-on' conversion.
KanesKustoms
Member
Ive tried this
I have three words of advise
Alignment Alignment Alignment
I have three words of advise
Alignment Alignment Alignment
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Large Filipino
Guest
Anyone notice that home built has no brakes?
I bet the braking is in the arms.
Toe in those wheels!
That would be one fantastic ride down a huge hill.
I bet the braking is in the arms.
Toe in those wheels!
That would be one fantastic ride down a huge hill.
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Alaskavan
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Doesn't need brakes. It won't be going too fast with that flat back tire.
