What bike did you work on today?

[dnc1]

Don't Hate....I am trying to get these jewels for my father in law who plans on giving them to the extremely economically challenged kids near him.
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I dont have a picture of the Huffy this wheel came off.
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It was so out of whack, I just started from scratch.
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I can't believe how the components on these bikes ...well are cheap crap.
Anyway...don't bust a knuckle

Great work @Sven!

 

[Rayder]

1964 AMf Roadmaster skyrider deluxe

 

[piercer_99]

Put a new saddle on the Pierce Motor Bike.

 

[New York Pope]

Put a new saddle on the Pierce Motor Bike.

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Very nice Troxel,,,

 

[oldfart36]

The Best Christmas Present Ever!!!
If your a dad, you will totally understand!
Saturday my son Buzz and I spent the day working on the back of my shop together. The kids are very busy with jobs, plans, and life in general now a days. A day with your Son, PRICELESS!
Not to mention I now have room for some of my Monark survivors overflow!!!

 

[Skiroule69]

Finished buffing my Firestone Flame GTO parts, then waxed and polished everything. Cleaned up the front wheel, just need to do the rear and then I'm getting close to being ready to reassemble!

 

[OldSkipTooth]

Dialing in this 38, so many small details to get it up and running! Lights, horn, drum brakes, crazy but a great winter challenge!

 

[Skiroule69]

A few days ago I tossed the bearings, cups, and axle guts to my Firestone GTO project into my 'parts washer' (a 5 gallon bucket sawed in half, filled with gasoline). When I got home last night I picked 'em out nice and clean, rinsed them off and have them ready to clean up a bit on the wire wheel. The new tires for my '62 Typhoon showed up too! Can't wait to get started on that one!

 

[srfndoc]

She's all apart and the cleanup has begun.

 

[rodomotive]

I acquired this Ross "BEAST" a little while ago, disassembled it, trued wheels, cleaned, polished, detailed etc and just did the final adjustment setting the shift linkage on the 3 speed hub so now it's officially completed and ready for display.
Note: to my knowledge the bike is 99% original, I replaced the hardened rear brake pads with a set of NOS pads.