Wednesday, October 12, 2016
It's Alive
There are a few bugs to sort out so I still haven't actually ridden it yet but it's good to at least hear it running again.
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Screamin" Jay
Getting to ride with this kid was one of the absolute highlights of my last trip to ABQ. Damn good people.
Monday, October 10, 2016
Sunday, October 9, 2016
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Greasy Kulture
Over time I've become a pretty major Greasy Kulture magazine. First, I have been an unabashed magazine whore since preschool and a fan of motorcycle magazines damn near that long. As custom bike "fashion" ebs and flows Greasy Kulture has remained one of the only magazines I can habitually pick up that always has at least one bike I absolutely love. It's also about the only magazine of any type I still read cover-to-cover. That said I have spent the last few years piecing together the issues I missed before being an on going subscriber.
I finally have every issue but one. Issue #3. Please keep your eye open and if you find or have a copy you'd be willing to part with I'm interested.
I finally have every issue but one. Issue #3. Please keep your eye open and if you find or have a copy you'd be willing to part with I'm interested.
Friday, October 7, 2016
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Go Takamine Chout
It's funny how much wheels and tire can make or break a bike.
I recall seeing photos of Go Takamine's Choutat at Born Free 7 and not being all that blown away. I don't have anything against brat style bikes but I prefer a more traditional take on bikes like this Indian. For me the tiny headlight and MotoMag style wheels just don't fit the bike.
Just recently I spotted this take on the same bike making the rounds. It's one of my favorite bikes right now. I wouldn't change a thing. Ironically I didn't even realize it was the same bike even though it's really hardly changed.
Here's yet another take on the same bike.
I recall seeing photos of Go Takamine's Choutat at Born Free 7 and not being all that blown away. I don't have anything against brat style bikes but I prefer a more traditional take on bikes like this Indian. For me the tiny headlight and MotoMag style wheels just don't fit the bike.
Just recently I spotted this take on the same bike making the rounds. It's one of my favorite bikes right now. I wouldn't change a thing. Ironically I didn't even realize it was the same bike even though it's really hardly changed.
Here's yet another take on the same bike.
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Saint
What better way to sell the somewhat dull new 1973 Triumph 750cc Saint police rig at a trade show? Bikinis still work today. The model looks just a little like my daughter Sydney.
Saturday, October 1, 2016
Ran When Parked
1984 Yamaha RZ350 Kenny Roberts Replica - Man I love these bikes. The classic Kenny paint scheme is the only way to go. Someday...
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