..as some of you remember Fred was looking to get a couple of his old bikes up and running..well, I took the challange and in 1 week we had a freshly built General NOS frame with rechromed cranks, bars and post..did heavy detailing on the other parts..I also detailed the last bike Fred ever rode in a contest....heres some pics..enjoy!

the completed show bike



contest bike, before


and after

..the bike Fred is riding on the General catolog (now a f&f after using parts to build the nos frame)



..the whole gang! (starting from the back:Chrome Osborn Pro,Freds show bike,Freds old contest bike,Black Blood Pro,Blue Blood Pro,Freds old frame,my old jersey)





[ June 10, 2006, 02:34 AM: Message edited by: rockabillyjay ]

That's a sweet group of Generals.

Simply....awesome!

Salute the generals!! Schaweet Im inspired.

That is the 1st that I knew that their were other pro riders' bikes still around, other than RL's RL-20II.

Stephen
RL-20II Guy

how'd you clean up the rusty areas??

Thanks

Thanks for sharing, that is awesome!

Stunning, Jay! Great job and nice collection.

Wow, impressive work. It's great to see non-mainstream bikes getting that kind of attention.

Alot of people don't know I'm a closet Kuwie fan:) and that I have two NOS bravo's.

[ June 10, 2006, 10:41 AM: Message edited by: '85TrickStar ]

..as far as rust goes I use a few different methods depending on how bad it is...my favorte stuff is a paste called Quick Glo..works great and doesnt scratch...next would be fine steel wool..and for really crusty areas I spray it with some WD40, scrape it gently with a screwdriver and then use the other two methods,,youd be supprised to see the chrome hiding under a big rust spot, it tends to spread from smaller pits..

hell of a job jay- looks great

hey jay the bikes you brought to gonzo's bbq were sweet i brought my ts/ prostyler
oh yeah it was nice to meet you
-mike

HE'S STILL AN ***!!!!!

AND HE KNOW'S WHY!!!!!!!!

Awesome line up of bikes.