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Hillsy, Defintiely will look in to the wheel axle adaptation v.s. seat post. The briggs & tag-a-long are a perfect setup for a push trailer. Can't wait to see your creation in the future. Thanks. 2dawgs

Did some surgery on the pocket/mini frame and mockup of engine. Started building the arm linkage to attach to the seat post. Thinking about shrouding the engine in rebar & mesh; and paint to match ReSicycle.

Picked up a homemade pocket bike for the push trailer platform; will begin major mods to the pb. Found a thumbnail pic of the trailer design that will work with the ReSicycle better; of course major design mods are in the works for this one too.

Will be using a one wheel push trailer to power the ReSicycle; engine will be a 4 stroke 6.5 hp (196cc). The engine & trailer design will reflect the design of the ReSicycle; curved copper tubing for trailer & crazy exhaust for engine & other embellishments to come. Here's a basic push trailer...

Took her out for a test drive today & snapped this pic.

Okay, the design & build have progressed to just adding the engine, throttle, brakes & rear sprocket drive train. Here's a pic of the final platform portion.

Pic of the Copper Pedal Mod, Rear Tool Tank & Chainguard Wire Mesh overlay.

Don't get why the pics are not posting. Here's another attempt.

Re: 71 CB350 - the Supernaut - Change is in the air. Steppin it up folks. Locuna Head Loco! Go brother, GO with it.

Re: CB750-F3 'Filthy Beast' This "Beast" is definitely going to be the baddest looking piece of resistance. Can't wait to see more.

Okay, started a new project using a CL find a Schwinn cruiser . My idea is to use stuff already laying around the garage, garden tea light (headlight conversion), metal yardsticks (rear fender), elcetrical conduit (handlebar covers), leftover wheels, sink strainers for sprocket embellishments...

Re: Progress - New Rubber Mounted - Project 73 CL175 Man, glad I had a chance to see your build. This rascal is going to rock. Great job on those wheels.

Re: CB750-F3 'Filthy Beast' CresentSon, First up; Glad You & Family are doing better. Your father-in-law is a real standup friend. Secondly, this build is freaking unbelieveable. Totally loving the style. Can't wait to see you back in action & finishing the creation.

djelliott, Touche, "...oozes style...juice left over from the oranges..."

Re: PRESENTING THE NEW CB500T BUILD! damn this is going fast! DAMN! Nice build. I have a 76' 500T waiting to be tackled; thanks for the inspiration to get off my ass & do it.

Go Daddy, GO! Can't wait to see this creation come alive. Excellent work.

here are the pics. Just need the wheels, brakes & sprocket chain hook up. Looks like two weeks approx. to the maiden voyage.

Dumped the rack; just didn't work for me. Finished reworking & installing the engine. Changed the pedals and added the chain detail to them; looks more the style. Pics will follow in the a.m.

Man, OH Man, The Tank, Seat & Rear Cowling fab work is truly a work of art. Seething with envy. Can't wait for this beauty to make it's debut.

Re: Tim's XS project - May 10 2010 - suspension improvements Tim, I am late coming in to see this build; nothing but awesome craftsmanship. I just picked up the motherless child of yammies.... XS-400. Your build has inspired me to get started on my bike.