What bike did you work on today?

[Shawn Michael]

I worked on this little bike tonight. The rear reflector was broken so I took some inspiration from a friend.

 

[Just Jeff]

Working on a front fender for one of my prewar Schwinns.

before and almost done

 

[Mad Mike]

Doing the OA bath now on a chrome fender- Chrome is almost non existent, but fender is like an arrow..... decisions now......
uugghhhhh.

 

[New Mexico Brant]

Got these two ready to go to the sand blaster tomorrow.

 

[Tim the Skid]

Finishing up a B-6 project and re-built the ND rear hub with NOS parts. I've built dozens of these, but am still amazed how simple, yet effective the design is.

 

[Tim the Skid]

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Shawn, I see you've been hanging out with Boris and taking advantage of Portland's new laws regarding possession. LOL

 

[Just Jeff]

Rear rack for my prewar Dx project got it’s legs riveted on today. And a much needed repair to a fender got done as well

 

[ian]

I finally got the Musselman rear hub apart and cleaned the hardened grease from all the parts. Then got it back together and installed on the JC Higgins tank bike. It's smooth and stops nice and quick.

 

[dnc1]

I've been working on over paint removal on my "new" Ciclos Minaco (made in Mallorca).

It's actually older than my "old" Minaco in the background!

 

[MNLonnie]

I'm trying to make spokes for my 1881 Columbia. The problem is both ends of the spoke need to be peened so you can only do one end on the bench and then you need to stick it through the rim and install the ferrule and then you need to peen the other end before you screw the ferrule into the hub. The spokes have no threads on them. Very strange way of spoking a wheel. Here is a pic of the adjustment end that screws into the hub. The other end is just mushroomed to hold in the rim.