A boy and his tallbike : http://www.angelfire.com/mn/resistzine/bli/Tallbike.html

http://www.geocities.com/rcgilmore3/index.html This is one of Keith Moss' favorite sites and I like it too, lots of fun and tons of ideas.

BMX Basics : http://www.bmxbasics.org/vault/column17.html Jack Baruth's ravings on BMX bike frame geometries, trends, riding impressions, interesting reading if you're a former BMX racer like myself. Jack has a pretty firm handle on things.

Raleigh Lowrider http://www.rcoc.co.uk/111IAINChopper.htm A lowrider Raleigh Chopper nicely done. A different twist on Muscle Bike based customs.

Foldbike http://www.sonic.net/~maryking/portable_bike.html This folding bike is a slick design, looks really rideable, folds up very compact, and is light. The web site shows a step by step progression of old school torch brazing frame building. Good old, built it, ride it, evaluate, modify, frame building.

Paracycle http://www.para-cycle.com/gallery/index.htm The paracycle has to be the ultimate layman's toy; no pilot's license required, if the engine quits you still have the parachute attached to the recumbent trike. It would be an interesting progression from riding a tallbike, a flight of fancy, feeling uplifted as you're flying as you forget the tall steel truss under you, to actual flight. It might even have possiblies as a commuting vehicle, allowing for time to pack the 'chute.

Mike Watson's Scrapbook:

Paracycle http://www.para-cycle.com/gallery/index.htm The paracycle has to be the ultimate layman's toy; no pilot's license required, if the engine quits you still have the parachute attached to the recumbent trike. It would be an interesting progression from riding a tallbike, a flight of fancy, feeling uplifted as you're flying as you forget the tall steel truss under you, to actual flight. It might even have possiblies as a commuting vehicle, allowing for time to pack the 'chute.

Foldbike http://www.sonic.net/~maryking/portable_bike.html This folding bike is a slick design, looks really rideable, folds up very compact, and is light. The web site shows a step by step progression of old school torch brazing frame building. Good old, built it, ride it, evaluate, modify, frame building.

Raleigh Lowrider http://www.rcoc.co.uk/111IAINChopper.htm A lowrider Raleigh Chopper nicely done. A different twist on Muscle Bike based customs.

BMX Basics : http://www.bmxbasics.org/vault/column17.html Jack Baruth's ravings on BMX bike frame geometries, trends, riding impressions, interesting reading if you're a former BMX racer like myself. Jack has a pretty firm handle on things.

http://www.geocities.com/rcgilmore3/index.html This is one of Keith Moss' favorite sites and I like it too, lots of fun and tons of ideas.

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A boy and his tallbike : http://www.angelfire.com/mn/resistzine/bli/Tallbike.html