If you could make any vintage mini frame, what would it be?

#22
Some of them use ugly, stamped swing arms. That picture has a nice, tubular arm.
It seems to me, it would be easier to make one of these than to make a telescoping, spring loaded fork.
Plus, height and spring settings are easy to adjust just by replacing or moving the external shocks.
 

Triley41395

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#24
Some of them use ugly, stamped swing arms. That picture has a nice, tubular arm.
It seems to me, it would be easier to make one of these than to make a telescoping, spring loaded fork.
Plus, height and spring settings are easy to adjust just by replacing or moving the external shocks.
I've never rode a bike with a set but they do look pretty cool and would probably work well. I've got a set I could copy but they are for a 16 inch wheel so not really a mini.
 

Tommie

Active Member
#29
Could be a controversial pick but some speedway parts are almost obsolete such as the silver shadow odds and ends. Would be interesting to see his take on one of these bikes
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Triley41395

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#38
How bout an El Burro with leading link fork? Them bastards (I own one) could use some sort of suspension besides the tires :D
I've never rode an El burro but I have rode one of the manco big cats. I'm guessing they ride similarly and it's not for me,but I'm a small guy, light weight.
 
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