#Ghost Buster Pro free#

In the worse cases, hey, you've still got the original film there. I mean, it gives the original some attention and in the best cases you end up with another good movie. You can also include a portrait of yourself with your bike and your Instagram account! Please, shoot landscape-orientation photos, not portrait.Ghostbusters (2016) 1/2 (out of 4) Wow, what on Earth were they thinking? I will freely admit that I love to see films remade.

#Ghost Buster Pro free#

Feel free to submit your bike, listing details, components, and other information. The response has been incredible and we have so many to share over the next few months. We’d like to thank all of you who submitted Readers Rides builds to be shared here at The Radavist. Bicycle Restoration: East Side Pearl White with Red accents

Frame: Surly Ghost Grappler size Medium.

Our thanks to Mark at Groody Bros for making this bike and event special. We’re not sure how we can raise the bar for next year. It was really satisfying to see our plan come together and everyone enjoyed seeing the bike. We had so much fun that we’ve decided to make Intergalactic Surly Day an annual event to be held on the first Saturday of April. In the middle of the event, we rolled out the bike to the Ghost Busters soundtrack.

We had a great turnout for our Intergalactic Surly Summit which included a bike show, swap meet, food truck, a poker run bike ride, and a visit to our local brewery. The Ghost Catcher was the cherry on top and really made the bike pop. We attached the device to the back of the bike on an Old Man Mountain Rack using a few Voile Straps. Mark animated the Ghost Trap with working lights, switches, and sound. He had crafted a Ectoplasm Ghost Trap device out of bicycle parts and other odds and ends. Mark delivered the frame along with a surprise. Everything came together the week before the Intergalactic Surly Summit. We started gathering the parts to complete the build and Mark started working on the frame. April 1, (Fool’s Day) seemed like the obvious day for the summit. This would be a great way to show off our creation and also serve as a hard deadline to keep the project on track. By this time our idea had expanded to include an Intergalactic Surly Summit event at our shop. Over barbecue and beers we fleshed out our plan with Mark. He loved the concept and agreed to do the powder coating and frame preparation for the bike.Ī few weeks later we drove to Topeka to drop the frame off at Groody Bros. Bicycle Restoration, and ran the idea by him. We immediately called our good friend Mark, owner of Groody Bros.

But, when Jon, our shop mechanic, suggested we make a Ghost Busters Bike out of a Surly Ghost Grappler we knew we had to do it. Most of our crazy ideas provide a few minutes of entertainment and produce nothing more than a few chuckles, groans or eye rolls. During the cold of winter when things slow down we get bored and spend a lot of time brainstorming crazy ideas. We run an independent bicycle shop in a small town in Kansas. I ain’t afraid of no ghosts! Jeff sent in a Ghostbusters-themed Surly Ghost Grappler for this week’s Readers’ Rides and we can’t wait to show you all the details.