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Curtis freestyler completed project

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Robqj:
At last it's done!

deeman:
A lovely bike and a great build, just a couple of things though.....
1, bring the bars back a bit
2. bring the stem and seatpost down a little!
3. a normal layback will look much better!

Damo   :daumenhoch:

thebigdog:

--- Quote from: deeman on October 11, 2017, 09:56 PM ---A lovely bike and a great build, just a couple of things though.....
1, bring the back a bit
2. bring the stem and seatpost down a little!
3. a normal layback will look much better!

Damo   :daumenhoch:

--- End quote ---

Its lovely!..  but i would also do exactly these tweaks listed above  :)

In2bmx:

--- Quote from: thebigdog on October 12, 2017, 07:33 AM ---
--- Quote from: deeman on October 11, 2017, 09:56 PM ---A lovely bike and a great build, just a couple of things though.....
1, bring the back a bit
2. bring the stem and seatpost down a little!
3. a normal layback will look much better!

Damo   :daumenhoch:

--- End quote ---

Its lovely!..  but i would also do exactly these tweaks listed above  :)

--- End quote ---
Yeah . Looking good but I concur with the above .  :daumenhoch:

Retrodan72:
Yep, it's your bike and you can do it however you want to, but the advice given above is spot on and when you get your bike outside and take a side on shot, you'll appreciate their advice.

If it were mine, I'd change the grips to a set of A'me's.

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