Info on this Ross Five speed

feeds@yuku.com (OLDJOES) — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 04:10:10 PST

I am parting this bike out in the for sale section but am curious about it. Anyone know what this bike is and/or have a pic og a complete one? Just would like to see it, thanks.

Just picked up a one Owner Screamer.

feeds@yuku.com (MurrayEliminator) — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 22:55:03 PST

Bought this from the Original owner. Fresh from a 40 year say in storage!

PatrickGermany bikes

feeds@yuku.com (PatrickGermany) — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 09:42:05 PST

"Escorte" 3sp Bonanza 1972

Kynast "Olympic Racer" 3sp Bonanza 1972 (special edition for 72 summer Olympics Munich)

"Radiant" 3sp Bonanza 1976

"Jaguar" 3sp Bonanza 1974
Now:

Before:

"Hercules" 3sp Bonanza 1975

WTB Western Flyer Murray Reflector

feeds@yuku.com (mmcdaniel69) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:55:52 PST

I need one of these, it fits Western Flyer Ramrod, Murray Fire Cat etc......

WTB Dyna shifter like the ones used on murray f5 eliminators.

feeds@yuku.com (pkh1974) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:43:28 PST

I need a replacement shifter or the parts to fix mine. These were used on murray f5 eliminators.

My "New" 1977 Ramrod!!!!!!!!!!!!!

feeds@yuku.com (mmcdaniel69) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:55:27 PST

After more than two years of searching I finally found one! It's exactly like the one my parents paid $80 for in 1980, when I was eleven years old. It took them 8weeks to pay it off!
I'm posting pics so some of the experts here can help determine how original it is. I don't think the cranks or pedals are. The wheels are rough, but luckily I have a nice set on the Fire Cat I bought from Jaxon. I also have NOS grips and some repop reflector brackets I got from oneadamtwelve. Thanks guys!
I need to give it a good cleaning, any advise on how to clean the paint and remove the light rust from the front end without damaging it would be greatly appreciated.
Pic from Ebay:

Pics I took:

UGV's The DONK! Resto mod

feeds@yuku.com (bighit) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:29:35 PST

I was saving this for RRB's build off, but That would be the wrong audience for it. I am going to start with my 26x1 3/8 Iverson Drag Stripper. When I am finished I will have a hot wheels inspired larger version of the original 20 inch Barris bikes. Hopefully I can do it justice.

On a side note if it falls outside of Resto mod and into full blown Kustom let me know and boot me. Does pro paint does that make it a full blown Kustom because it's in the 40's in jersey. I am also making my own handle bars. I will get pics up tonight.

"pkh1974" restro mod 68 Screamer top fueler

feeds@yuku.com (pkh1974) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:03:52 PST

I am going to do a restro mod to this 68 Screamer. It will get new paint, some new parts like a seat, taller sissy bar, new brake & shifter cables and the shifter needs work. My original top fueler fork is going to get re chromed then installed on this bike.

Here's the fork I am planning on using.

Super bowl 2012

feeds@yuku.com (pkh1974) — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 01:36:15 PST

I just got back from the super bowl party in Indianapolis. Pretty crazy stuff going on downtown. Tons of people.

Magenta rail guard

feeds@yuku.com (oldnut) — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:54:01 PST

Need a nice Magenta rail guard thanks

Monark/CCM build

feeds@yuku.com (71demon340) — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:33:31 PST

Picked up this Monark tank bike a couple months ago and haven't really came up with a plan, So i was thinking a real rider something i can put a few miles on and use the bike path that's about a block behind my house. The muscle bike i have is more for looking at, doesn't fit great, and feels like it will come apart with any real riding, the Dyno kustom cruiser is big and comfy but its a single speed coster brake and the fat tires make it slow. So i came across a add on CL for a 65 CCM Galaxie 26" womens bike that has front and rear brakes and a 3-speed hub, plus cool looking grips and fenders to boot so for $20 i got it. The front fork on the monark was bent bad and has a nasty cut so its out and the CCM fork is in with bars and brakes!! Thinking the rear 3-speed rim with a smaller sprocket will work better for hills, anyway you get the idea it will be a low budget frankenmonark with an emphasis on performance and comfort but with a...

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