
Painted the rims and spokes, stripped the frame, new tires (rear says K-RAD on it) Painted the frame with some metal flake from Walkers. Might need a GLOSSY clear coat yet, but the matte orange with the gloss black is kinda nice too.


'60's style pic for fun.

Before: Came in a box. I had some oem and some pixie girl bmx parts. This is as close to a bike as I could make at first.

Nice jobe dood! Look absolutely Rad.
ReplyDeleteHow does it wheelie?
The frame is mid 60's earlier that the Mustang which came out in 68.
ReplyDeleteI thought I told you that when I sold you the frame and parts.
It's a Cougar model.
Never heard of a CCM cobra.
My Brother had the same bike and he said he bought his at Coop in 1965.
hope that helps
One more thing! did i give you a fork for it? i can't remember.
ReplyDeletejust doesn't look right with the BMX fork.
I probably have a correct one for it.
Also I have the caps that go in the front of the skinny frame tubes.
they will need cleaning up but are in decent shape.