Cool Bike Sites

probably old news...but i found this one and it's pretty cool. www.visordown.com...check out the bizarre section under news

http://www.flashbackfab.com/pages/excel01.html

http://www.classicyams.com/

yeah the classicyams is cool i have that one in my favorites...flashbackfab is cool that's some serious shit going on....

yeah the classicyams is cool i have that one in my favorites...flashbackfab is cool that's some serious shit going on....

+1 on classic yams

http://www.lcclub.co.uk/linx.htm

there is alot of good info in the LC club links page


http://www.lcclub.co.uk/main.htm

http://www.yambits.co.uk/

http://http://thekneeslider.com

the kneeslider is good for a read, news,reviews and the odd weird and wonderful 'hotmod'

http://http://www.jwoodandcompany.co..._2008_lots.htm

heres an example of past auctions of j wood and co in the usa, in there main site you can find past auction results..lots to drool over

Not bike related but the most awesome selection of books like a little library.

The difference is that the some of the books are really old and really interesting regarding mechanical and building instruction. I especially like the Boy Mechanic books, this one is from 1913 and the things to make were cutting edge back then and really cool to make now.

http://chestofbooks.com/crafts/popul...-Do/index.html


Here is one of the projects;

A Line Harmonograph

As an apparatus capable of exciting interest, probably nothing so easily constructed surpasses the harmonograph. Your attention will be completely absorbed in the ever changing, graceful sweep of the long pendulum, the gyrations of which are faithfully recorded in the resulting harmonogram.

Now I still don't know what the f*ck a harmonogram is, but I kinda wanna make one

And this book is awesome:

Title The Engineer's And Mechanic's Encyclopaedia Vol1
Author Luke Hebert
Publisher Thomas Kelly
Year 1849
http://chestofbooks.com/crafts/mecha...ol1/index.html

i have my dads old engineering and carpentry books...i like to look at them for fancy joints and stuff...you know...before they had nail plates......