Another MotoDromo Cycles build "Grey Poupon"

jazz87

jazz87

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Hello again. I also just finished this classy grey boardtrack style motorized bike I named "Grey Poupon". Grey and classy, nuff said :lol: I did lots of detailing to the motor, made a copper fuel line, welded the chain tensioner to the chainstay, rebuilt the wheels with 11g spokes and threw in a sturmey archer front drum brake for good measure. Monark forks, Brooks b67 and a pair of brown Felt QuickBricks. Hope you like it.









 
F_Rod81 said:
Very nice color scheme! Take care of it and it should last a long time (^)
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Thanks Rod, I saw a pair of 1915 Harleys at a bike show a few months ago and fell in love with the color. Its powdercoat btw so it should definitely last a long time, and as for the bike, with the welded chain tensioner and rebuilt wheels it should also last a long time, my daily driver in college had over 900miles on it (said the stewart warner speedo)
 
Intrepid Wheelwoman said:
Lovely proportions and a very clean build. The colour suits your bike really well.
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Thank you Intrepid! Ive always thought these cruiser frames look great with a low seat and flipped handlebars. I never thought I would do a grey frame because i thought it would look like primer, but im really happy how it turned out.
 
Nice bike,

“Poupon” always reminds me of this sign I see when traveling towards Madison Wisconsin...

They sell collegiate style swag with the “Poupon U” logo. :)

-Kirk
 

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Mr.B. said:
Nice bike,

“Poupon” always reminds me of this sign I see when traveling towards Madison Wisconsin...

They sell collegiate style swag with the “Poupon U” logo. :)

-Kirk
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Ha that's hilarious! Poupon U. Thanks for the laugh.
 
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