steven

This thread is a compilation of sorts...a short introduction to the bike by my friend Mel Ortner (Meloman) and an update which includes a more detailed history.....

When I joined this site Steve was the second person to say hello.. He was the first person to have a conversation with me.. I could have kept this to a PM but for some reason felt compelled to myself to say this. I want to thank Steve for beeing a friend and without your kind words good...

Steven's 47 year old son, Steven Paul Durham, died last monday from complications arising out of a long, complicated medical fight! He was staying at Steven's house so this was a very, very sad experience for our iconic minibike member and friend. While we knew Steven Sr. was a wealth of...

Hi-I'm Mark Steven and I'm addicted to Mini Bikes. I have been a fan of all sorts of Mini Bikes,especially Ruttman,since 1967 or there about. I got one as a graduation gift in 1969 (I believe it was a Toad ,had 4 inch wheels) and rode the hell out of it. I sold it in 1972 and always missed it...

I know I'm a bit new here, but I found pics of Steven Durhams kiddie and decided to make it in sketchup. I'll put in credit once its finished (cant remember the creator of the engine, wheels, clutch, and rear end right now) In the mean time, here's a screenshot. It should be finished in a...

The young man is currently "offline" and is prob asleep. So, let's give him a shout out from the night owls and he can have something to look at in the a.m.. Happy Birthday Mr. Trike! Hope it's great!

I could not say no :hammer: That said, once again I have no clue what it is. Body looks like the original color was lime green, the frame was white. As small as this thing is I can't imagine it had more then a 3hp. Tech or Brigg's? I put my Sensation mb-6 (mike bike) in the pics to show...

This one is in Grahm for $75. Boonie gone wild. :doah: