stretch and slamm

[Mr. OrangeConeRacing]

I'm wanting to strech and slamm my 26" Schwinn Cruser. I will be lowering the front by welding a tab about half way up to mount coilover shock on it with a hinge type setup in the fork. I'm wanting to also stretch the rear and lower it. I'm not woried about adding suspention to the rear. I am wanting to stretch the rear so I can use a bananna seat without fully sitting over the rear wheel.

 

[Maxvision]

I'm seeing you're new to the forum. Welcome. Guessing you're not new to welding or building motorized bicycles. Ambitious project. Looking forward to progress pictures.

 

[chrome]

count me in! i love stretched and slammed bikes! pec.pec.

 

[Choppercabra]

Here are a few stretched bikes I have made.

 

[culvercityclassic]

Nice bikes... I really like the second one....

 

[harry76]

I agree. I love that second bike....... Any plans to motorise any of them?

 

[Choppercabra]

I agree. I love that second bike....... Any plans to motorise any of them?

I originally planned on motorizing the brown one.But decided to go a different direction.

 

[ElGallo]

Hey Choppercabra what was that green bike, what i mean the name of it.

 

[Choppercabra]

Hey Choppercabra what was that green bike, what i mean the name of it.

What was it originally or what I call it?

 

[ElGallo]

What it was orginally.

I am a fan of the fin dropout, i have had freespirit and murray with them and seen that western flyer also has it on their bikes.

Thanks, c-los

 

[Choppercabra]

I believe it is a Murray. It's an old one. Not sure what year. I am guessing 70s early 80s.

 

[ElGallo]

Well in all nice work.

I just picked up a murray with the the fin dropout, and would like to stretch it out just to make it lower. I hve had the pleasure of owning freespirit with pretty much the same frame. But wanting a super low frame with that fin look.

Wells thanks for the post it was nice to see that it.can look good if it went to the pavement.