Made some frames....

[Superman1984]

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I got a couple for me and my buddy that makes the late style champion frames.should be fun to build

You should throw some parts on it as is & tell us how it rides

You know we're wonderin' ....

 

[birdzgarage]

I just don't have time right now.ill post as it goes

 

[Andrew Gorman]

They look sharp! Just be sure to string up the frames and get them straight and true - about 2/3 down the page at:

Bicycle Frame/Hub Spacing

A bicycle frame and fork should match the wheels that are to be used in it. Older bicycles used narrower spacing, but older frames can often be spread out to match more modern wheels.

www.sheldonbrown.com

 

[Santee]

Rev, Your frames are nice. Most people would be delighted to build up one of yours.

 

[Gully]

These look great!! I always wanted to weld but never really took the time to pursue the dream. Keep up the good work!

 

[Superman1984]

These look great!! I always wanted to weld but never really took the time to pursue the dream. Keep up the good work!

You should try it; I took up "stick" welding on a old Lincoln Dial Arc, a little Harbor Freight 110 buzz box & it's not too hard. Now welding Beautiful Dimes & Pretty for unground painted things is an Art. Practice goes a long way + knowing which rods & what your machine is capable of.

 

[Schulze]

l‘ve got a couple of your bars, i love your work Rev!

 

[eeapo]

Nice looking frames, how much do they weigh?

 

[rev106]

Nice. Are you selling?

All sold.

 

[rev106]

Are your frames setup for 26" wheels? Kinda remind me of the old Redline squareback, but with the twin down tubes, super cool

A champion twin down tube clone more or less.