nice! :O

Thaks man!

was it meant to be gold originally, or is that just a personal touch to the restoration? cause' it looks sweeeet :)

Nope thats the original paint, just a little faded.

Sweet lookin ride there. My first bike was a RollFast 20" with 'Ram' handlebars.

very nice, hehe take that to the abandon turnpike in PA lol that would work well

Im crazy so dont think I wouldnt if it werent so damn small, heavy, and the ball berrings in the handle bars werent shot. Literally the bike is ment for a kid half my size, and it weighs like over 20 pounds!

yeah I hear they rent bikes at the turnpike someware not sure where tho

I almost take offense to that, you think that is my only bike? I think I have 6 or something that are all classics. I have my favorite the 1986 Diamond Back, a 1985 racing bike, and a 1965 "Columbia tourist" that im restoring for starters.

no offense >< lol wow quite the collector. I had one a long time ago.. I wish I had a bike rack for my car lol

None taken, but yeah I am a bit of a collector. I love antiques though, old stuff is just so much more interesting than new stuff. I makes you wonder how people thought some of these things up like vacuum tubes in a radio or a tv.

Vacuume tubes make awesome photos lol I have a Poloroid 260 land camera with the old one time flash bulbs in it with the filiment in there lol its neat.

Thats awesome! I love old technology.

Nice retro resto!

Thanks! Hey if you like it, its up for sale. *Hint hint wink wink*

Heh. Hafta pass, I'm 1200 miles away...

Damn... I have been trying to ditch the thing for like a year since its been in my way and taking up space that I could be using for other projects. Its also gettig tiresome having to take this little thing around the block every month as to keep the tires from rotting. No one seems too interested in it though.

Craigslist?

If you can get it down to Philly, talk to Curtis at Via Bicycle:

http://www.bikeville.com/

Tell him Mitch sent ya. Heck, email him; he might be able to get someone to pick it up for him!

Sweat! I'll have to keep that in mind.

I don't know if I would rather have a collector buy it or someone who is going to give it to their kid to ride. I would like to see it stay in good shape but at the same time would love to see some kid get all the use and enjoyment possible from the thing. I'm just that kind of person who wants to see things live on and since I can't use it, that means I have to give it to someone else to keep the old girl going.

Get a collector to buy it for their kid. Just giving it to some kid ensures it winds up wrecked on a BMX track. :D

You never know. Look how I turned out, never wreaked a single bike and have worked to maintain all my life. The only one I wreaked was a girls bike I had pulled from the trash and painted black to use while mine was in the shop. I ended that bikes miserable existence but driving over a cliff and bailing only to watch the bike ghost ride down the cliff, across the beach, and about 15 feet into the ocean.