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ya beat me to it...

:yikes: Sick job man. :thumbsup:

Love the colour detail on the wheels. Nice job.

The rear of that frame kinda scares me if it is meant to be ridden. Don't want to start a triangulation war, But... :D

Those rims are made by D.I.D Chain. They are an OEM supplier for a few cycle companies. Decent quality. Cant speak to the fitment being what you need, but they are decent quality.

I don't care how fast they are going, running in straight lines or on oval tracks just doesn't hold my interest. But that's just me.

You guys and your Cafe machines... I'll admit that it's bikes like this that have changed my mind about Cafe bikes. When I get my scoot done I may even build one. Great job!

Added a like to the Monstercraftsman page. I added Voodoo Vintage a while ago, don't quite know why I didn't do the same for Monstercraftsman. :doh:

Nice looking scoot. I spy a Delaware plate too.

I'd say go ahead and ditch the mount. Most custom frames don't use it, and there are 4 others. Gotta add this though... :bow: :rock: :bow2: I"m a huge air cooled VW fan. My last was a '59 Standard Type1 resto-custom. Miss her...

If you want to keep the flat black finish, just add a flattener to the clear. Once its dry the matting agent will bring the clear to a matte finish.

I'm not condoning his behavior, but the saying is true... There's a sucker born every minute.

With no battery, and just a cap you get kick start only. You arent going to get "electric start" out of a cap.

IIRC some years back a Delaware radio station raffled off a resto-custom 1957 Chevy, with the active B&W tag #57 on it. The tag was worth MORE than the car. The prices of active double digit B&W tags range in 6 figures, and there is a standing offer of $500,000 for an active single digit B&W...

Never had a vanity tag, or a B&W tag, on a bike, but I had a vanity tag on my jeep (ROK TOY). I'm not sure if they have changed it or if its different for bikes... But Delaware used to require that motor vehicles with vanity tags had to also carry the standard number plate in the vehicle with...

Damn that thing looks sweet! Congratulations on a beautiful bike, and think... THIS is a rushed job! :thumbsup:

...Trying to be patient while waiting for pics of the completed bike. Teaser pic from the show looked fantastic.

Awesome video. So I gotta ask... How did you all learn to ride? My pop taught us to ride in loose sand. His reasons were: 1) When you fall, neither you or the bike get hurt. 2) It's harder to ride in loose sand then roads or trails. When we bitched about how hard it was he'd say "What better...

Those in particular are Tomaselli clip-ons. Pricey, but very adjustable and top quality. They run about $175 a set. http://guzzino.com/toadcl.html You can get non-adjustable clip-onsfrom about $40 and up, almost anywhere.

As far as clip-ons go, many manufactures make them. Stock will be either 34mm or 35mm. I have a set of these...