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Sale has been completed:thumbsup: Thanks Joe! Congrats on your engagement/wedding!

Sale pending. Thanks smokinsmo:thumbsup:

My Fat Arse needs to pedal. 6'4", 325lbs. I could use the exercise.

Just drilled the stock drum and ran the bolts all the way through. Easy-Peasey.

Well, the time has come for these to go. I built these for my fiancee and myself to use while camping, and it turns out that they're too loud, don't have lights, etc. So we're switching to bicycles. I REALLY appreciate all the help and information I've gotten from you fine folks, so I thought...

AWESOME! Congratulations, for real. It's nice to hear good news on occasion, breaks the bah-humbug monotony.:thumbsup:

Welcome to OldMiniBikes! Neat looking bike you got there, someone here will surely know what it is.:thumbsup:

vintage mini-bike, no motor Price seems right.

It's a wheelbarrow, I think.

That's just forkin' cool! Good work man!:thumbsup:

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I have that welder myself. It works great for the money. I've been using it to box in the frame on an old pickup truck. I will be upgrading the welding wire, but for now I just deal with the spatter. It's nothing a little patience and a Cheetah wheel can't fix.:thumbsup:

Happy Birthday, Hent! Have a great holiday weekend everyone!:thumbsup:

Gotta be the worlds' most expensive mini chopper. I'd like to hear it run!:thumbsup:

Best wishes, MDB. Get well soon!:thumbsup:

Looks like fun! Very imaginative, keep it up!:thumbsup:

Awesome work. The man is an artist! I hope he's passing along the trade, too. That's gotta be a dying art.

From France, and surrendered? Hmmmmmm.......

You might try a 3-speed from an old 45" flathead. They had the longest service life, from the 1930's to the 1970's, and if memory serves, they're the smallest H-D trans.http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?VISuperSize&item=260784964425

Not a Kikker, that's an EVO Sportster in a custom rigid frame. Nice ride, sir.:thumbsup: