45 Bob Job

45 Bob Job

I’d opt for a Crocker taillight but otherwise I love this bike.

Low Tech Pest Control

Dodge Daytona

From Bringatrailer. I guess unglamorous sponsors has been a thing in NASCAR for a long time.

NM State Fair Parade 1951

The New Mexico State Fair Parade passes through downtown Albuquerque in 1951. The cars were from Cormit Speedway and Speedway Park.

For Mom

Here’s one for my Mom. I think she still looks in on these parts once in a while.

Chief McQueen

NYPD Chief

I’m pretty confident I’ve posted this Indian Chief before but not this photo. It’s about as pretty a work rig as you are likely to find outside of racing.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday to my dear old Dad. I’ve posted it before but I just love this photo.

Race Kit

Great Wide Open

Offy

Backfire Moto

Al Unser - 1965 Indy 500

Indian Chopper

Roadway

This is pretty much everything I never want in a motorcycle.

Rostenstein

Birthdays

Harley XR

Harleys done right.

Go Kart

Vintage karting badass.

Surplus

Hey Rob, I think I see your Jeep.

High Wheeler

Bucket list - I want to learn to ride a high wheeler while I’m still young enough to fall off of one.

Go Karts

My son Vaughn is taking a real interest in Kart racing. Sadly I don’t think one like this would still be competitive. It’s what I really want to bring home.

T200

More from Alp’s T200 LSR bike. Hard not to like.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday to my baby girl.

Hemi Powered

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday to the love of my life, Mrs GeekBobber. Thanks for putting up with all the orphan motorcycles I’ve dragged home and squandered money in (and everything else too!).

Haynes Manual

There’s a manual for everything.

Dream House

I was pretty confident in high school that I would one day own a house just like this. As a consolation I guess my life is still pretty much just motorcycles.

Norton

Hi George. 

Jamesville

A favorite from Jamesville.

One Moto Show Mystery

My brother Rob, son Vaughn and I spent a little time looking this bike over at the One Moto Show and couldn’t quite figure it out. No ignition, no plumbing... was just unfinished? A static display? Evidently it’s an electric.

Central

Central Ave. Albuquerque NM 1949.