^^^ It's hard to build those Beezers without the engine tipping backwards and still have some ground clearance. Those are nice.
I've read the trick is to set the lower front frame rails parallel to the ground at the height you want and then weld on the hardtail with the rear wheel installed. Probably harder than it sounds. I'm very slowly approaching that with a plunger frame since the original rigid section is nearly impossible to find and a little short for my taste anyway. Could get ugly.
That's kinda freaky, but cool in its own way. Agree with you Sky Six the 60 spoke wheels don't add anything.
If you guys haven't heard of Allen Millyard of the UK, you will get a kick out of the creations he has screwed together over the years, quite the gamut of styles. A couple here but he has many. Crazy Crazier https://www.bikebound.com/2024/10/10/flying-millyard/ https://www.bikebound.com/2017/07/11/kawasaki-kh500-millyard-special/ Background Here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allen_Millyard
Agree. That's just crazy. Wasn't it Aristotle who said, "There was never a genius without a tincture of madness?"
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