Im not sure on this one. Sears?

[Degoragon]

I was given this frame by a friend, and I don't really know what kinda frame this is. Looking at it and the handlebars , I guess it's a sears trail tamer, but I have no idea. Any ideas what it might be?

 

[Triley41395]

That is a sears trail tamer also known as the roper. She's rough, frame it bent pretty badly and the scrub brake and forks have been cut off.

 

[BigBoyToys]

I was given this frame by a friend, and I don't really know what kinda frame this is. Looking at it and the handlebars , I guess it's a sears trail tamer, but I have no idea. Any ideas what it might be?

Look up Thomas And Co. Looks like one of their frames

 

[sparkwizard]

Home made , unfinished blowtorch chopper conversion on a Sears Trail Tamer.

 

[pomfish]

Home made , unfinished blowtorch chopper conversion on a Sears Trail Tamer.

Like that description!

"Clark, what ya got here is the basic Drinking Man's Blowtorch conversion, mid completion due to running out of Beer and Money"
Thanks,

Keith

 

[sparkwizard]

Beer is fabbicatin' fuel!

Nothing wrong with that, and I think that frame is actually pretty interesting. I would put it together and ride it!

 

[pomfish]

I have a pair if damn good made from scratch chopper bars/forks in the barn that would bolt right on that puppy. Got them with some frames/parts tears ago.

Anyway, wonder what the rake angle is on this Yuengling & Son frame?

 

[sparkwizard]

Hmmmm....Does it really matter? It's a project.
I am trying hard not to say "hold my beer and watch this"

 

[Degoragon]

Home made , unfinished blowtorch chopper conversion on a Sears Trail Tamer.

That's what I was thinking. Although, I wondering about building a fat tire bike from it. The raised neck gives me clearance for the large tires. I have a pair of 22 x 10 x 9 tires I want to use on something.

I could build bars from tubing, and a new rear swing arm.

 

[sparkwizard]

YES! I was hoping you would do something to finish it. It is really interesting.