As you might remember, I traded this stuff and a fork for a bike head badge..



Soo..i figured I put it together with stuff I have around



Two Wheeler Pro Frame
Tange Fork
Tange Headset
Alloy Bars
KKT Pedals



Front Webco Mag
Rear First gen 7B rim
Bendix 76 Hub with black shell.
Union and Asahi Spokes
Cheng Shin Tires




Arius Gran Carrera Saddle
Suntour Seatclamp
Fluted Post
Shimano 600 Crankset
Addicks Sprocket

The number plate looks an original one from the 70s. It had built in "zip ties" and might be from the RC Race of Champions


Thanks to Herbie66 for the fork, Hillage/Vince Torres for the Webco Mag, HinkDog for the tires.

Nice, I love the front mag/rear wheel combo!

Do you have a pact with the devil!? Where do you come up with these bikes!? You have sold your sole, haven't you!? OK now I know the reason why you get some real kick *** bikes. That bike is so cool. One of these days..........................

Old-skull

What about that old school craftsman screw turner in the first pic. score!!

WOW! Left over parts huh? SUNDAY SHOWOFF! I'm drooling over the MAG!

That is awesome! I have a Two Wheelers Pro as well, that I got from Dan Goins. It is the only one I have ever seen in person (mine has a Euro BB). Yours is so sick! Brian Lewis (cough) told me that the Two Wheelers Pro was built by DG and is "just a DG with different gussetts". Maybe so, but it is a cool piece of history. Good work, as always.

Thanks Towne and others.

How did I know you were going to comment on the front wheel G?

Total BMX Radness Rick. VERY moto. Okay now we are ready for your next build dude. Where is it?

AAARRRGGG, not another coaster brake!, just razzin ya Rick, LOL, nice Profab built Two Wheeler. What stem is on it?

yo hella rad!!!!!

Too cool, diggin' the blue and yellow spoke combo.

How is it possible I've had projects sitting around for years that never get done and Rick can put together a show stopper two weeks in to owning the thing!!??

Killer build of a extremely unusual bike. I wonder who has a fork for one of those? Hmmmm.

Yes, I wonder who? Probably next to the second set of the world's heaviest Redline fork...

Rick, did I ever tell you about my first meeting with Mr. Marshall Wheeler? It was so cool. When we were first coming up, he sent me a pair of Two Wheelers handlebars. I used them on my first Webco. I think Chuck Robinson set that deal up somehow. Marshall was a great guy back in the day. On our first trip to Cali, Chuck took us too his office to hang out. He had one of those crane game things in his office. Way cool stuff. Oh yea, nice bike. That is so cool that Towne knows Brian Lewis. Next thing ya' know we'll find out that he too knows Eddie King.