Fenderless Friday

[thebikeman]

Here is my "Fenderless Friday" candidate for today - My Monark Wingbar Hot Rod** ... Ride Vintage - Frank

** Disclosure - To achieve this look NOTHING was modified on this Monark Wingbar frame - tires come very close - but do not rub anywhere - no stretching - no widening - no filing - Just carefully thought out using all modern drive train - 24" x 3" wide rims - Thick Brick tires - I really like how this one came out ....

Wow that blue really jumps out at ya.
Looks Great.

 

[Euphman06]

here's my early postwar DX frame built into a klunker.

With custom Soundgarden crank

Schwinn scripted bolt on cantis

and Bendix manual 2 speed hub

 

[Honestherman]

This bike is pretty nice condition to be called a Klunker. But I understand

here's my early postwar DX frame built into a klunker.

With custom Soundgarden crank

Schwinn scripted bolt on cantis

and Bendix manual 2 speed hub

 

[Honestherman]

Fenderless. Chainguard missing, or No Tank. I know the Klunker description word is all around now. But when I see a Fenderless bike or not having Chainguards. Just makes me think Unfinished bike or "In Progress"
Don't get me wrong I have some mountain bikes that have no fenders on them. I find myself wanting to put some kind of fender on them. I just hate the mud and grease flying around on my clothes.
Nice Thread here.

 

[pedal_junky]

Fenderless. Chainguard missing, or No Tank. I know the Klunker description word is all around now. But when I see a Fenderless bike or not having Chainguards. Just makes me think Unfinished bike or "In Progress"
Don't get me wrong I have some mountain bikes that have no fenders on them. I find myself wanting to put some kind of fender on them. I just hate the mud and grease flying around on my clothes.
Nice Thread here.

A klunker is an actual type of bike. You can learn about them here. http://www.clunkers.net/
If you get tired of getting mud and grease on your clothes from mountain biking, don't ride in your clothes.

 

[cyclonecoaster.com]

Wow that blue really jumps out at ya.
Looks Great.

The rims are alloy - they were polished out - then blue iridescent powder coated - they look like blue anodized rims & really "pop" in the sun ... Frank

 

[Honestherman]

A klunker is an actual type of bike. You can learn about them here. http://www.clunkers.net/
If you get tired of getting mud and grease on your clothes from mountain biking, don't ride in your clothes.

Yep..
Here in the Midwest.
We have
Winter Cars
Beater Cars
Farm Trucks
Pulling Tractors
and even at -30 on one of the coldest days of winter. We still have Hot Women.

The pictures of your build bike
I would call a "Cool Bike"

 

[fordmike65]

Bumping this back up!

1902 Napoleon

 

[rustjunkie]

 

[cyclonecoaster.com]

Here is another Silverking I dubbed as the Copperking bike - Early 1935 Silverking "Window" Frame set with modern 24" x 2" Felt rims polished with stainless 14 gauge spokes & powder coated iridescent copper with 24" x 3" Thick Brick tires - Felt "Sheriff Star" high flange front hub - Felt skip tooth look regular pitch chain ring - Tear drop signal pedals with pennies on end caps instead of reflectors - Brooks B33 seat with copper powder coated springs - Brooks leather ring grips ... another fun bicycle with no frame mods