its coming along.

[BPACH]

Its rolling and riding. I kind of feel like Arte Johnson from Laugh-in, I pedal a few feet then I fall over. I am waiting on a set of wide handle bars to come so I am using set of flat mtn bike ones right now. They don't work very well and do nothing for my balance.

[trikeman]

Great we look forward to the pictures. Maybe you should fashion some temporary training wheels?

[BPACH]

That was my wifes idea too. I think I will get the hang of it.

[BPACH]

Found the camera.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2336/2600592040_d920c41658.jpg

[trikeman]

It looks even better in that shot than the one with the store-boughts in front of it. Nice work!

[locolarry]

I thinks that photo is a phony! NO Shop is THAT clean! Come on, now 'Fess-up...you rolled that bike over to a friends garage to take the pic , didn't you?:rolleyes:

[locolarry]

SEE! This is a "real" (junky) workshop.

[SirJoey]

SEE! This is a "real" (junky) workshop.

I dunno, Larry. I think I could give you some serious competition in the "world's most cluttered workshop" event!

I'd post a pic, but I don't wanna make everyone sick before breakfast! :eek:

http://img384.imageshack.us/img384/7131/sirjoeysigmedij1.gif

[AtomicZombie]

For years I used to work in a chaotic shop with the giant "pile of bikes" in the center. You know the saying "great minds are seldom tidy"?..... that was my excuse!

One day I thought to myself....

"Myself, if your mind is actually great, then imagine the power your will have in an oganized workspace!"

So I aquired 200 large buckets, built rows of shelving, and sorted all parts...

http://www.lucidscience.com/temp/garage.jpg

Now I get the job done in 1/4 the time!

Cleaning hurts, but like all effective bad tasting medicine - it's worth it.

Brad

[locolarry]

WOW! My hat's tipped to you! We don't have a smilie that salutes! I do straighten up my workbench from time to time. I will straighten up soon and post a pic to prove that I'm not a complete slob.
Loco-overcrowded- short-on-space-Larry:eek:

[Stroland43]

I made the mistake of air conditioning my workshop/garage. It is now the new rec room. I am confined to a 10 x 16 (feet) with no electricity. A very long extension cord is required to cut anything that needs electricity. Brad's shop is inspiring, but I doubt anything I work in will ever look like that. But I salute Brad for doing it.


John

[BPACH]

My shop only looks good because I cleaned up after the build. I was tripping over crap while I was building it.

[n9viw]

My garage looks a lot like Larry's, only my shelves are made of wood. I have a path I can walk from the small door to the workbench, then from there across the back of the garage to the wood stove. The rest is just... STUFF. It's a 2-car garage that hasn't had even one car in it for almost 5 years now. Oy.