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Building a bike by candlelight - in silver candelabra no less. Classy

That’s impressive.
I once watched a car restoration program where the guy claimed to have an AC Cobra in his house. But he’d literally taken it apart to the point he didn’t know where all the parts were.
So a bike is totally acceptable.

A guy I went to school with tried to restore a Vespa in his house.
His girl friend left him.

Yes. And here it is rockin and rolling! .. youtube

It is impressive how grease-free you have kept the floor.

You'll have to get that clutch adjusted..
Great bike, anyway!
What make is it?

uncletom wrote:

Yes. And here it is rockin and rolling! .. youtube

Blakbird: well yes, I don't really handle any gasoline or extremly dirty stuff at home. This bike was new, out of box, so any grease used was applied by me and sparesly where it was needed. I won't make a habbit of keeping motorized vehicles in my kitchen. I promise.

Lars. It's a cheap chinese copy of a Honda type motorcycle from 197X (found it on bikenet.se ), or there about. Many parts are plastic instead of metal, and the fit of parts is somewhat frustrating. And the fact that the screws are low quality too makes this bike a hazard. So one of the first thing before putting it all together was to get some proper stainless screws from Hornbach.

And yes, the clutch I fixed well by adjusting the little clutch-screw inside the motor. Now it's right on the sweet-spot so the bike doesn't badword every time I change the gear. Oh, and yesterday I bought a new steering bar for it.

The most beautiful F1 Ferrari ever!
Vintage toy car with Tamiya f103 stainless steel chassis plate, old and new f103 and gr.c parts! Winter is coming! time to build something cool

Woohaoooo!!! Pictures and special topic of this project poebe.

I begun the built of my garden house with my son.
Here is what it should be tomorrow.

stingray-63
Tamiya garden house?