On the left is what I call "KIDFIET". It's built from a     On the right is my wifes "WITCH BIKE". Once upon a
twenty inch little princess bike, goodwill laundry        time this was a Schwinn 3speed. I added the broom
basket and a 18 inch front end. Does your kid            stick across the top and the kettle on the back
have alot of cargo to haul?                                               doubles as functional panniers.

 

On the left is my first attempt at building a CARGO  On the right is a "DRAGON CHOPPER" art bike. I built
BIKE. It's a tadpole sytle trike using a shopping        this on a whim, and then wondered why. Who would
cart and a garage sale Huffy. It looks cool, but         ride that around?, well come to find out, one of my co-
the jacked up C.G. makes it tippy and a wee bit       workers. The body work is recycled from a old metal
dangerous.                                                                      desk and a Murry beach cruiser.


Built this SIDECAR BIKE a few years ago. It's an    Above is the KEGGER CARGO BIKE. It's the  
old 10 speed Schwinn with a rear facing                  combination of an old aluminum Schlitz beer keg
passenger seat. In front of the seat is a large         and a mountain bike. I cut a lid out, hillbilly BBQ 
cargo box with a hinged lid. I sold this bike on        style, with functining hinge and latch.
 craigslist, and often wonder what became of it.

This is my first attempt at building a "longtail" bike.
I grafted the rear trangle from a kids 20" bike onto
a old 26" mountain bike. The bucket in the middle
doubles as storage and a passenger seat. 


Above is the "spin art trike" built for a paint company to use as a
promotional tool. The chain runs foward of the pedals to a differential
that spins a card for you to pour paint on. My daughter and I had lots
of fun with this bike.