MattiThundrrr
Kona Fan
Very cool. That's Ratroding!Here is a picture of my bikes hub polisher:
Very cool. That's Ratroding!Here is a picture of my bikes hub polisher:
It comes from American hot rodding, crossed with sixties pop art and customization. Pioneered by the likes of Ed Roth and George Barris.Don't know the term, but does this also count as 'Ratroding
I do love all this stuff too, but I don't have the space, money, time or skill...yet.It comes from American hot rodding, crossed with sixties pop art and customization. Pioneered by the likes of Ed Roth and George Barris.
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^Imagine if this guy came to life
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George's cars were a little bit more famous
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Obviously, people weren't easily able to attain Ed and George's level, but the DIY customization and monsterification idea took hold.View attachment 859896
There are no real rules of rat rod, but you know it when you feel it.
You don't need to be able to weld whatsoever. I'm going to show you to a very deep rabbit hole here. Ratrod Bikes is a forum dedicated to this type of insanity. They're currently having their big annual build contest, fifty or so people creating rad bikes. Anything marked "Traditional" is a backyard type class, no welding or major modifications allowed. You'd be amazed by the amount of creativity that can be exercised without the help of a torch.Thanks for sharing