Real nice knuck

I forget where i snagged this, if you are the owner lemme know.

Shots from the weekend: Slum Goddess and Mary Jane

Stolen from the JJ

Post

Anyone have this mag? Is it possible for anyone to send me some scans?

This made my day!

Board Track Racer

Finished up the gas tank tabs, engine mounts welded to the frame, and exhaust pipes cut and fitted to the engine cut out. This thing is starting to shape up more and more.

Yeup

quick update

Quick crappy cell phone pics for a quick crappy update. Gas tank is mounted along with the engine mounts made. Will post better pics tomorrow when I bring my camera along with me.

stoopid internetz

For those of you with google reader ignore the double post, just read the one right below this one. I screwed it up and had to edit something, deleted the old one, but google reader still hangs on to the old post. we now return to your regularly scheduled program.

Same can be said for bikes

I may not be a big contributing member on the HAMB but I check it from time to time because of Ryan's posts. The dude gets it. I feel what he says can be said for bikes as well. People that can hold restraint in their build and let the bike be what it is, to let it breath; to me is much more pleasing to the eye. Don't smother it with your ego...

I think I'll run with this idea for the next week or so posting examples of what Ryan is talking about, but in two wheeled form. This exact premise has been rolling around in my head for a while now. What makes some things look so damn good, or classy, or just plain right?

Whats interesting is, this is the same practice I followed with building my Sportster (rather subconsciously). Not tooting my own horn about my bike, but I feel it fits the bill. So I'll start with it and continue on about other bikes I find. So without further-a-do...

Check out Ryan's post
"The Egoless Car"