Ride the Lightning!

[Stichill_imp]

[url=http://www.conecustoms.com]Cone Customs

[the Ferret]

I rode a Lightning in 1968 . Didn't look like that though.

http://classic-motorcycles.com/restorati...tning-650/

[GoldOxide_imp]

Scooby-Doo!

[Gremlinsteve_imp]

Love it

[Gone in 60]

Looks like the home-grown rides some our racers use for pit bikes. The same kinds of guys who gut out an old school bus and make a race car hauler out of it.

And drink moonshine. Which is why I like them.

Actually, been meaning to build something like that. I've talked with a lot of guys who have made motorized cruisers. Just need to find some time...

[Stichill_imp]

[Gone in 60]

Hmm... You'd have to build something like that. Based on their Facebook and Twitter, they aren't much of a going concern.

[Frulk_imp]

Brings back good memories of my powder blue Schwinn Stingray with a springer front end. Man, there’s no telling what amount of coin I would be willing to drop if I could find my original bike and verify its provenance no matter the condition it was in.

But back to the subject of this discussion. If there was one available at a dealer I might just be interested. To me it has an exceptionally high cool factor.

[Stichill_imp]

It's such a cool mod. The 12-year-old me would've loved it. Heck, the 50-something me would love it.

Here's a cool history of the [url=https://bikehistory.org/bikes/stingray/]Schwinn Sting-Ray.

[the Ferret]

I was already too old when the Stingray came out so it has no meaning to me. 2 years after it was introduced i was riding my first street motorcycle.