1898 Burton Cycle Co Roadster 23.75" Frame with BSA & Chater Lea Fittings Burton Cycle Co was a small provincial Victorian bicycle manufacturer who used proprietary fittings, making their bicycles to order. BSA and Chater Lea cycle fittings were the best components available at the time. It is believed that this machine was manufactured for…
In our second big South-East Asian event for 2017, and easily one of the best shows all year, October saw us in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, for two days of custom…
Ok so my current build is more like a board track style bike than a cruiser really but I had the thread over in the Cruiser section. Now I'm working on...
This 1910 Harley boardtrack racer retired much better than Nucky Thompson did on Boardwalk Empire. Both characters were fun to watch doing what they did best though: rule their respective boardtracks. I don’t know if car guy Scott Hawley is a fan of the HBO show, but he’s definitely into old iron. Usually, that means […]
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Visual schedules are tools with images that help non-reading children understand what should be happening next. Here's how to use a visual schedule at home.
These are so some social stories for my Early Childhood Kiddos with Autism who struggles with sharing, staying on-task and seated during undesired activities, conversation skills, and overall social skills. This is a specific social story for my student who struggles with sharing and taking turns. He reads his story before "center time" and when…
Learn how to implement PECS phase 3 (Picture Exchange Communication System) picture discrimination. Get ideas for preferred and non preferred items to use.
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