We're on our way to this,the BIG ONE

Happy Thanksgiving Mom,heres a picture OF Freebird and I at the river,we'll see you soon .ps You'll love him.

Darleen

Some people need to take action so they don't contaminate the rest of the world.

Clown Ramp 80's Dallas Texas.

Things were easier back then kinda,except the year before this my life almost ended for awhile.

This one is for my old Greek roomy,the guy that has the plan.

Hard ten to the wind!

45 cal highway chopper/bobber pegs
bobber show winner,summer spesh!$19,000.00
The ultimate BOBBER SHOW WINNER $27,000.00
All the chopper guys want bobbers and Biltwell helmets now.

I've had these pictures on my computer for a few years now and just found them again,so go check the site out.These speed holes are insanely perfect.
Very Nice http://www.nicemc.com/nice/?cat=1

Family fun

Springer is gone,looks can not always be fun.

Salvage bike,this thing sounds tough with those pipes.New paint.Always polishing turds into diamonds.

Good luckty luck on your adventure,send me some games,and don't turn into a rich hipster.Who's gonna peek in the room now!!

Busy 4th of July weekend,Downtown shindig,awsome tacos,Warped TOUR,FIREWORKS,and some nice rockstar.

I hope everyone has a good 4th,don't catch anything on fire.

Gear up to burn down.

I'll miss you guys,it must've been to hard to be at the top

I like Max's bike a lot and think it's right on. I wonder what it would look like w/ out the wheel cover.

I like highly finished period bikes like Scott Craig's. They're really expensive to build.

I'm particularly fond of bikes that make no sense, like that Mochi guys. That's one of my favoritest bikes ever. Tons of the Japanese bikes are senseless and that's fun.

It does bug me though when people try to define their bikes by the parts on them (Bates, Aris, Wassel, etc.) and pay a bunch of money thinking that shit is going to make them the next 'fifteen minutes of fame' chopper building hero. The same thing happens in the Hot Rod world, but it's way worse.

I guess all of this is why I have a few bike projects going at once. It's fun to build different styles of stuff. I like riding, but I like building more. It's what I've chosen to do my 'advanced studies' in, when I should probably focus the energy on getting a Masters or help feed the homeless.

I don't have the luxury of having tons of local friends who are into period bikes, choppers, diggers, whatever and want to ride all the time. I wish I did.

All that said, I'm about ready to quit this message board shit altogether. You can't ever really get to know someone unless you're face-to-face. And it seems like this has all turned into just one more way to reach for the bar of fame. That turns my stomach. I'd rather let my bikes speak for themselves. If they end up on some message board, so be it. They won't be put there by me. Read it ..

We had a pretty good ride down to ATX,I was truely happy to see Shanti riding a bike that he really wants,but needless to say my bike might get the overhaul it needs now.So now is just as good as any other time.Also all of you that rode Pancho are true to the ride.Rouser just is'nt some handsome man on the internet either,see you in a few weeks for some salty water.Jerry you're always cool,i need to come to Houston.Mike fucking Diaz thanks for the ride home.Now i guess i gotta go put a Sporty together.Chris you are a ruler for just being there,just in case.