Klunker…

[Markone]

State bicycle co are now doing a Klunker,

State Bicycle Co. Klunker - Black & Metallic (27.5")

The Klunker. What is it? A beautiful, retro-inspired, mash-up of part beach cruiser, part mountain bike, and part BMX. The perfect “DGAF” bike, for neighborhood cruises, trips to the corner store, and walking the dog….OR… if you’re feeling audacious, mount up and rip a trail.

www.statebicycle.com

 

[24pouces]

State bicycle co are now doing a Klunker,

State Bicycle Co. Klunker - Black & Metallic (27.5")

The Klunker. What is it? A beautiful, retro-inspired, mash-up of part beach cruiser, part mountain bike, and part BMX. The perfect “DGAF” bike, for neighborhood cruises, trips to the corner store, and walking the dog….OR… if you’re feeling audacious, mount up and rip a trail.

www.statebicycle.com

27,5 not 26

 

[Markone]

I think the larger wheel size wouldn't be a deal breaker for me.

Vid,

 

[24pouces]

My idea was to built a real klunker, in the line of Alan Bond’s book. A klunker has to be with 26 ballon tire

 

[regan_ev]

Thoroughly splendid Pierre. Salutations.

 

[27motorhead]

Awesome machine. With those flowing lines it looks like it's moving even when completely still.

Looks like great fun to ride and no doubt with those angles and wide bars it will ride really nicely, although no brakes downhill isn't ideal and I know why you've fitted a triple chainset... to enable you to pedal it up a gradient!

Are those Bullseye jockey wheels?

 

[mamadirt]

Cool AF

 

[shogun]

Awesome build! I'm putting together a '49 cantilever Schwinn bomber, when I'm a bit closer I'll post it up.

 

[PeterPerfect]

Very nice. Like to see something a bit different. All the rage in the USA and Canada.

 

[24pouces]

Awesome machine. With those flowing lines it looks like it's moving even when completely still.

Looks like great fun to ride and no doubt with those angles and wide bars it will ride really nicely, although no brakes downhill isn't ideal and I know why you've fitted a triple chainset... to enable you to pedal it up a gradient!

Are those Bullseye jockey wheels?

You’re totally right.
About the jockey wheels, they are not original of course and I don’t know if they are Bullseye. But the price of the derailleur was nice for a Suntour Cyclone.
Some parts are new like tires, Crankset (70 ans limited edition) and Doherty brake levers copy. But the choice for a bike which could be ridden with the 70 philosophy