qclabrat
Well-Known Member
giving up one my last childhood bike
Kabuki Submariner with the 3 main tubes from Bridgestone stainless
Bike was my cousin's and he gave it to my brother and I in the mid 80s. He used to ride it everyday to my mom's factory on Elizabeth St in Chinatown. At the time it had a great tangerine paint job, but was poorly repainted by my brother. It's now in white trim, and not the greatest looker.
It sat idle for years at my parents place and when they moved, it came back to me. Recently decided to make it fixed for weekend rides in the city when I go in to visit my parents. Unfortunately, I've picked up a hobby of raising koi in the garage this winter, so project bikes are out for this year.
wheels are flip flop 700c with 32mm tires, no seat or petals and you add brake cables, top tube 22"
Kabuki Submariner with the 3 main tubes from Bridgestone stainless
Bike was my cousin's and he gave it to my brother and I in the mid 80s. He used to ride it everyday to my mom's factory on Elizabeth St in Chinatown. At the time it had a great tangerine paint job, but was poorly repainted by my brother. It's now in white trim, and not the greatest looker.
It sat idle for years at my parents place and when they moved, it came back to me. Recently decided to make it fixed for weekend rides in the city when I go in to visit my parents. Unfortunately, I've picked up a hobby of raising koi in the garage this winter, so project bikes are out for this year.
wheels are flip flop 700c with 32mm tires, no seat or petals and you add brake cables, top tube 22"