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culvercityclassic
Well-Known Member
Very nice work, they look great...
The_Aleman
Active Member
Those things look mean! Like RickS said, what kind of tires are those?
thank you very much.
The bike is handmade. We built frame, swing arm, handle bar with ourselves.
We are new for the motorized bicycles. We just started building it last year. We had thrown many parts.
In Thailand, the trend of motorized bicycle expands. It's new,even though it's not legal now, but it's interesting for police too.
We are new for the motorized bicycles. We just started building it last year. We had thrown many parts.
In Thailand, the trend of motorized bicycle expands. It's new,even though it's not legal now, but it's interesting for police too.
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Allen_Wrench
Resident Mad Scientist
The world is full of artists, and I always enjoy looking at their art. I see a beautiful bike coming together here, ArtSpeed. I can hardly wait to see it completed.
I have to test the bike first. Then my friend and I will improve it until we satisfy. Then we will will paint it.
At this moment, it's still not commercial building. After we developing it. At that time maybe I will post again.
Thank you very much.
I also want to develop it, if you have any advice. Please inform.
hello, nice work there! had a really fine 4 week holiday on kho samoi last year and be sure to come back.there must be a lot of stuff from your older lighter scooters you can use (hubs with drumbrakes etc).from seeing the photos and since you are making your own frames maybe try to lover the upper tube and the tank a bit for a "sleeker" look,(just my humble op.)really nice work and keep feeding with more pictures please.
Toofat2fly
New Member
Nice bike, I would not even paint it.
Looks absolutely fantastic the way it is!!!
Looks absolutely fantastic the way it is!!!
truckd
Well-Known Member
I would undercoat piant the color of your choice then prime it in either with gray or brown, do some masking tape pinstriping on the undercoat before priming then stress the whole paint job with a scotch brite and clear coat it,beleive it or not, it's not a lot of work and you don't have to be precise with the paint just get the striping straight and enjoy the complaments you'll get about you 100 yr old bike