Atomic Zombie’s Bicycle Builder’s Bonanza

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of great interest a fine and useful book [makes] it possible for many people to make their own bike dreams a reality. -- BikeRod & Kustom, Dec. 2003
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Warren's 'bent rating: 5 sprockets!
I have been following Brad Graham's (mis?)adventures on his Atomic Zombie web site for a number of years. I always got a chuckle at his latest junk to gem creation. It always amazed me how he could take a pile of junk bicycles from his local scrap heap, whip out his grinder and welder, and create something wild and perfectly functional. Okay, maybe the skyscraper bikes were a bit less than practical, but who cares they were fun! In any case, the Atomic Zombie had alluded to the fact that he was writing a book about his bicycles and now it's a reality.
Atomic Zombie's Bicycle Builders Bonanza is a practical guide to building cool bikes from old scrap bikes. This is truly a book for anyone, even people with no building experience. He starts with detailed instructions on how to build a workbench and how to weld, and proceeds from there with explaining how to acquire and then dismember the bikes you'll use to create your own masterpiece. I wish I had a book like this when I was starting to build bikes! Brad explains in detail how to build 14 different bikes, including choppers, tall bikes, recumbent bikes, and some really odd ones. My favorite is the Marauder low racer.
Each project details the parts you will need, shows detailed pictures of the building process, and then shows the completed bike in action. Brad mixes stories of bikes gone awry in with the instructions to provide a humorous style that is informative as well as a good read.
With this thick 388 page book, even the cheapest novice bike hobbyist can realize his dreams of building the wildest bike on the street! (www.recumbents.com )
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I’d rather just have a chain for now. I hardly ever get my trousers caught in the chain, but surely if you do you would put a guard on? They make it sound as if this is absolutely massive and there is such a big market in this, the chain is fine, it has been used for decades. Yeah it has it’s downsides, but what doesn’t? I don’t think its worth the effort tbh, it is a cool concept though, it is just one of them products where you can say ‘ I have a bike which doesn’t need a chain’, ‘WOOOOOOOOW’.
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They are degrees of carpentry or of wood or grade level. Builder grade is more common or normal use in building for multiple dwellings, such as in many subdivisions. Custom is an upgrade where it is made for that particular location or made by a builder for certain uses but not someothing that goes into the basic house. It is a grade up. Designer is specially designed and perhaps even made to a customer's specifications. Expense goes up. Looks go up in custom and designer. Builder's grade is nice and serviceable but might be similar to the house next door. Custom is done for that house and not usually by the builder of the homes, but is purchased especially while designer is not just purchased separately but is desiged by a designer or even designed to a customer's specificatons. Customer pays according to which it is. Convenience may be better in some of the designer products.