[66alfa_gtv]

I found these images with a google search. this is the Competitor Super Cheetah. I own a regular Cheetah, constructed from mild steel. The Super is chromoly, and the seat post and seat mast are one in the same.
Simply cut to length.
This is my current holy grail. From what I can gether, the bike in the photo no longer exists. Apparently, it was cracked in numerous places.
Check it out:




Here is my Cheetah, which is a replica of the bike I owned in 1978. There is even a chance this is my very bike. I found it on ebay several years ago in a similar shade or purple I painted mine (mine was originally orange).

before:



after:



And, this is sibling of the Cheetah, the Weinert. I am currently building this bike, and should have it done once I find a couple parts:

[Hercules]

Man i wish i had both your bikes

This post has been edited by Hercules: 11 June 2012 - 04:28 PM

[S.Brothers]

Love that vintage pic of the competitor super cheetah.

Your Weinert is looking good.

[donvader]

All 3 of those are really cool! I've never seen a seat tube also be the seat post. Cool!

[Monster-Robot]

Great thread and beautiful bikes! In what years did they make the Cheetahs,Super Cheetahs and the JJW?

[66alfa_gtv]

All those bikes came out around 1977, and were manufactured in Phoenix AZ.

[jz56oval]

Very very cool. Thanks for sharing

[Cycle24-7]

YEAH, X2