Checked 'em out. Iconoclastic I'll give 'im that. Takes guts to festoon a bike with such spare parts from the neighborhood junkyard...er...foundry. Certainly would get ya plenty of grins I suppose. Hell, I'm used to people thinking I'm pretty **** tangential myself. I like nut cases!
Can you imagine having an accident and rolling around on the ground with that 900lb dagger?
And I catch hell for not wearing a helmet .... lol
The horn cover that looks like the bottom of a clothes iron is another unique feature.
Skips bike is an ever changing piece of folk art, can't wait to see it up close.
Can you imagine having an accident and rolling around on the ground with that 900lb dagger?
And I catch hell for not wearing a helmet .... lol
The horn cover that looks like the bottom of a clothes iron is another unique feature.
Skips bike is an ever changing piece of folk art, can't wait to see it up close.
Yankee ingenuity is an American English reference to the self-reliance of early colonial settlers of New England, United States. It describes an attitude of make-do with materials on hand. It is inventive improvisation, adaptation and overcoming of dire straits when faced with a dearth of materials.