Thanks! Can't wait to get it all togetherNice buy!
Rick C.
Thanks. I have a vintage saddle and a brooks seat that I'm deciding between. They're both sprung so it should be nice for the ride.I guess a swing arm is forth coming just behind where the pedal crank would be. I know my bike would be a whole lot more comfortable using some rear suspension. The tire and tube is all I have, but beefed up the banana seat with extra foam. You could probably have a nice leather saddle seat that is for the period build. Springs under the seat to also help with the bumps along with those leafs! Nice going!
Not right now. Currently just using a springer forkAre you planning on using a leaf fork for this build? It would really look great or just a simple girder fork to look racy, both are iconic Indian style.
Rick C.
Thanks, moto. I'm really loving the progress I've been able to do so far. I've got a long way to go, but I don't mind. No one has tried to make a powerplus before so it's a very interesting experienceLooks good definitely have some work ahead of you. Keep us up dated and keep on building!
Sure 'nough great stuff! I really like the leaf rear suspension.Well, it's more unbalanced than a College kid at a bar, but it's together. A lot more work to go, but at least I'm finally at the (almost) rolling frame stage.
Thanks!Sure 'nough great stuff! I really like the leaf rear suspension.
That there is pretty Kool!Well, it's more unbalanced than a College kid at a bar, but it's together. A lot more work to go, but at least I'm finally at the (almost) rolling frame stage.
Thanks B. I can't wait to get it working.That there is pretty Kool!
Thanks. I saw his post a few days ago. I'm so jealous that I won't be able to reach his level of detail right now.This is from Taylar cycles Facebook. He has a few pictures of his build that may help you.
I live in SchenectadyWhat part of up state N.Y. do you live in? I used to live in Johnstown/Gloversville.
Steve.