Do it. Don’t touch the finish on the frame though, only replace parts.
NewEngClamChowder on
I too have always considered dropouts optional
poop_hadouken on
It looks like the type of bike a clicker from TLOU would ride.
hello-ben on
I’d say it depends. Are you trying to make a rideable bike or repurpose it as art?
Specialist-Fan-1890 on
Hose it down and get a paint brush.
ChristoStankich on
its almost rideable as is
tdister on
Clean, regrease, tyres… done. Enjoy that patina
urinatingangels on
Let it stay puft comrade
TheNetworkIsFrelled on
Hot tank it at an auto body shop….i wonder what it would look like after?
screechingmedics675 on
That thing has more barnacles than a boat hull, but the Man sticker seals it for me. Salvage what you can, ride it as a beater.
SwimmingFit4319 on
went fishing?
qwasd0r on
Gorgeous patina
Gucciassassin on
That’ll buff right out…
JohnHue on
It would actually be kinda cool if it was still structurally sound, you could clean the rust and keep the barnacles for a unique looking build.
After_Confection_410 on
Do it, some WD40 will fix her right up.
jjjjasper_ on
Coral reef paintjob, looks cool, very unique
left4smokes20yrsago on
That headbadge is dope.
Barkinsons on
Spongebob would probably send it
niagarajoseph on
Anything is possible. True story: Found a green 94 GT Aggressor with original Sabre shock. Covered in black shoot, chemicals that the firemen sprayed to put out an electrical fire. Spicy pillow lithium batteries went off. Bike fell through the
ceiling. Bought it for $20 from a pond shop. Everyone laughed, ‘what are you doing’?
Guess what? Three years later I still ride the trails with it. I call it the phoenix. So again, anything is possible.
Sartorialalmond on
I can save her.
scrappingforcollege on
$200, no low balls, i know what i got
iCTMSBICFYBitch on
Be careful OP, maybe that frame was used in a murder and the perpetrator threw it into a body of water to dispose of the evidence.
I mean there doesn’t look like there’s much chance of forensics getting involved and catching you out, but maybe the bike you build from it will be haunted.
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Nothing a little spit shine won’t fix
Do it. Don’t touch the finish on the frame though, only replace parts.
I too have always considered dropouts optional
It looks like the type of bike a clicker from TLOU would ride.
I’d say it depends. Are you trying to make a rideable bike or repurpose it as art?
Hose it down and get a paint brush.
its almost rideable as is
Clean, regrease, tyres… done. Enjoy that patina
Let it stay puft comrade
Hot tank it at an auto body shop….i wonder what it would look like after?
That thing has more barnacles than a boat hull, but the Man sticker seals it for me. Salvage what you can, ride it as a beater.
went fishing?
Gorgeous patina
That’ll buff right out…
It would actually be kinda cool if it was still structurally sound, you could clean the rust and keep the barnacles for a unique looking build.
Do it, some WD40 will fix her right up.
Coral reef paintjob, looks cool, very unique
That headbadge is dope.
Spongebob would probably send it
Anything is possible. True story: Found a green 94 GT Aggressor with original Sabre shock. Covered in black shoot, chemicals that the firemen sprayed to put out an electrical fire. Spicy pillow lithium batteries went off. Bike fell through the
ceiling. Bought it for $20 from a pond shop. Everyone laughed, ‘what are you doing’?
Guess what? Three years later I still ride the trails with it. I call it the phoenix. So again, anything is possible.
I can save her.
$200, no low balls, i know what i got
Be careful OP, maybe that frame was used in a murder and the perpetrator threw it into a body of water to dispose of the evidence.
I mean there doesn’t look like there’s much chance of forensics getting involved and catching you out, but maybe the bike you build from it will be haunted.