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David Bird Hardtail 2in. drop and a 4in. stretch.
Cali Choppers Oil Tank and mount kit.
LowBrowCustoms weld on seat mounts.
2in. seat springs.
Biltwell Stainless weld on seat hinge.
Still waiting on some other stuff to come in. I can’t wait to tear my bike down and build it back up.
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My Dad and I went to the Long Beach Swap. Here are a few photos of some bikes.
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I like 16bit. This video is a little wild though. Haha.
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Changed a few things. I’m no where near where I want to be at. So it will completely change again very soon.
Past.
Work.
Got the stock proper sized coils on there so the stock tank would fit. I’m waiting for some original badges still and my new hardtail I ordered.
Present.
I have here my 57cm SR Gran Course Custom Townie that I built up about a year ago. This bike started off as a ghetto road bike with road drops etc. The bike was still in good shape just not what I wanted. I wanted to build something that you could cruise around the beach or go fast on if needed.
It has a Brooks Pro Saddle on it with brass rails and rivets. Also has two matching Brooks Honey colored Mud flaps which are attatched to some beautiful hand hammered Honjo fenders that are made in japan that I think bring this bike together very well. I left the original paint on it which has a very nice patina to it and no major rust spots in the frame. The pedals are made by MKS so you know those are quality. The shifter, front brake , rear brake, front derailleur and rear derailleur are all matching Shimano 600. The handlebars are Nitto Promenade bars with shellacked cork hand grips that match the seat and mudflaps. On the front is a Wald rack that can be used to carry a good size load and also add some style to the bike. I put a very nice bell on the stem that has a really nice ring and patina to it. All of the cables on this bike are new. Also on there is a double barreled kick stand that butterflies open and holds the bike up very neatly. All in all this is a very fun,stylish and unique bike to ride.
SOLD!
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Good Times. Happy Birthday Scott!
For more photos of that night check out my Flickr.
The other night Destiny, Scott, my brother and I got to hang out at Cardiff Reef and cook some smores. It was a nice sunset as usual. Hopefully I can do this more often. Good times for sure. We have the best weather I swear.
Then lastnight I got a chance to change up the handle bars on my scooter. Looks 100 times better to me already. I still gotta get some parts to install the stock tank I have.
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Things will change soon enough. Its a 1967 Triumph Bonneville 650. Im getting rid of the obvious first. Tank, bars and pipes.
