I was going to wait until it was 100% finished before posting, but I'm excited and can't wait to show her off!

Still need to cut down the steer tube and add compression device. Will eventually get a V-Brake, but I'm loving the brake performance of the Bulldog on the rims, this baby stops on a dime.

I cannot believe how much fun it is to ride this. Hats off to SE for reissuing the Quads!

NEW(ISH) PARTS:
-2008 SE Quadangle Frame (#180)
-SE Landing Gear
-SE Seat Clamp
-Viscount Seat
-Generic Alloy Post
-Odyssey Elementary Stem
-A'me Grips
-DC Bulldog Brake
-DC Tech 77 Lever
-Vans 'Off The Wall' Sticker (heh heh)

VINTAGE/OLD PARTS:
-GT Bars
-Pro Class 48 Rims
-Kenda Comp ST-Style Tires
-ACS RL Osborne Freecoaster Hub (rear)
-Sansin Hub (front)
-Tioga Task Force Cranks
-Tioga Spider
-SR Chainwheel
-VP 823 Pedals
-KMC Chain

Looks good! Keep us updated on the build.

I'm not an se man but those quads are tempting. Nice build!

Thanks PBR (Pabst Blue Ribbon?).

The only future changes I forsee will be higher pressure street tires, V Brake, new bars, Redline Flights and caged pedals.

While I'm talking 20" Quads, let's see some more you guys!

Thanks. I gotta say it's money very well spent...$135 for the frame and $60 for the forks on Ebay, seller is bmxguru. My '86 Diamondback Super Viper is a great, light daily rider, but this Quad handles like a dream and looks sooo friggin' cool.