Here is my 26" Quicksilver, I am pretty happy with the outcome. Thanks to Pete porker and waza for all their help with this build.
I bought it as a f/f and had it rechromed, the biggest plus was finding the pair of Red Ukai's hanging up in a local shop! Hope you all like it!

Looks good Reece. That first photo sure beats the garage door as the backdrop.

Hey Reece do you know of how many of these are in the hands of collectors in Australia ? As I know of only 2 and you have one of them..Very sweet job Reece..Nice to see justice done to an Aussie ride...mic

NICE!

Great Aussie build. That MX2 stem is a fantastic block of Al. Love it.

I would wash your hands before you go for a ride.. anyway.. top work and good to see more Aussie stuff .

I put those grips and that seat on it on purpose, I have nice grips and seat but I didnt want to foul them up. It a rider

Thanks for the comments, much appreciated!

pretty sharp looking cruisers! Nice build.

Nice!!!

Rough crowd (wash your hands!) LOL.

I really like the Quicksilvers as I never saw them stateside. Kind of have a Mongoose meets Thruster vibe.

Looks great.

Wow that looks great . its good to know its in safe hands - another one saved!

A+ build Reece!!! I like your chrome/red colour sceme.... Quicksilvers are without a doubt the best Aussie bike made and very very rare as a cruiser.....
I hope that Pete Porker pulls his finger out and finishes the 26"Quickie that he got off me

Very nice frame and fork. Are those Champion forks?
Who made that frame?

Not actually sure what forks they are the steer tube has no markings.

Hey Slayer,

Have a look here for some Quicksilver history:
http://www.oldskoolbmx.com/

Click on "Aussie BMX History" and scroll down to Quicksilver.