Let's see your Blue bikes!

[OldJunker69]

Me and my brothers worked at a gray iron foundry back in the early 80's and had some parts made up for one of his hit and miss motors.. It would be unlikely to find a pattern for that ,but you never know what's lurking in some guys cache of parts until you try.. Good luck..

Thank you, I thought about that too that’s pretty cool, was it a difficult process? I read a lot of tractor and engine magazines and I’ve seen people do that.

 

[Handle Bar Hoarder]

 

[Guest2]

 

[razinhellcustomz]

Thank you, I thought about that too that’s pretty cool, was it a difficult process? I read a lot of tractor and engine magazines and I’ve seen people do that.

The process is not that difficult, you would have to find a small job shop that would be willing to run the parts.. The hard part would be finding the cope and drag pattern...

 

[OldJunker69]

Thanks for the info I don’t think I’d have much luck around here all the metal guys and fabricators have pretty much all retired

 

[brwstrmgmt]

 

[razinhellcustomz]

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Wow, nice Columbia.. Do you know what year this bike is and the model? RideOn...

 

[Handle Bar Hoarder]

 

[MrMonark13]

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This isn’t fair! No one can beat that! It’s better than the Mona Lisa!

 

[Guest2]