Went to bike night just to see what might come down the street. Amazingly enough there was some nice looking rides that showed up….






And best of all, this pan that a guy bought back in 1974 as it sits today.

I made this bike for my son when he wasn’t even born yet, then gave it to my nephew. He didn’t really ride it all that much and during this last trip back to Delaware I was able to bring it back home. I’m looking forward to taking it out on the trails, and on the next scooter run with the vintage motorcycle club I belong to….

These vintage bikes are great side projects, for just when you need some instant gratification. My 48 Henderson looking the part……

I sometimes wonder why my wife lets me decorate the house….

Was visiting New Orleans this week for an impromptu vacation and saw some cool Motorcycle related window dressings along with all the good food and street bands. BSA to bring in the customers….




And a autographed helmet from Easy Riders….

Aaron has started to pimp his girl Tonya’s moped….


Looks pretty good, now he’s just gotta join the Hells Satans…. goofy fuckers
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Spotted in B-ham! Good looking machine…. and if it’s yours let me know and I’ll give you mad credit!

I found this original sales picture at an old bookstore. It must have been right after the war and people were using leftover war items to make things. I have never seen one before and wonder how rare they really are?