| As mentioned in the video, the American Racer was the first bike I did
back in the late 70's. It remains as popular today as it did then.
And of course when you make any single frame bicycle you'll get a request for
a tandem.
These two bicycles are fairly easy to make and I've included a couple
of simple to make tools to make the job easier.

The chain on these bikes really draw the customer
attention. Although it is only a small part of the overall bicycle
or tandem, it enhances the finished piece.
From a business view, these two bicycles are priced so
that they are a step up from the Small Table Top Bicycles.

I've found that having different price levels that are
stair stepped, from the least expensive to the most expensive offers the
consumer a choice, and we all like to have a selection to choose from.
I've noticed that these are most often purchased a gifts for cyclists.
The standing versions go well on a desk or a cabinet. The wall
hanging bikes go well when used as a grouping of other bicycles or cycling prints
and photographs.

As stated in the video, today there are lots of frame configuration, so
you can choose to construct a frame to your preference. The
techniques are the same.
I've chosen a standard frame and that has worked well for me. I
sell as many of these bicycles as I want to make so there has been no
reason to try other frame configurations.

You can easily use the same techniques in the video and
build a mountain bike.
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