Live to ride, ride to Walmart.

I hate the critters in Walmart, but boy do they have the best prices.

My Panhead.

Kustom Jeff shot this photo of my bike. I really like my bike.

She's a beaut Clark.

Yes, this bike again.

This Bike.

One of my favorites.

"I like your bobber, bro."

I am very partial to 60's era choppers.

Again Because It's Cool.

Back to Business.

Now that Christmas is over, it's time to stop being festive and get serious. This is a panhead. I would like to train mine to learn how to do these tricks. I wonder if a Hydra-Glide is necessary? Bee boppin', doo woppin'. 

Sammy Loves Joan.

My Panhead.

I haven't been sharing too much with the progress on this bike. Not neccesarily keeping it a secret or anything, just a little unsure if I was going to be able to pull off what I had set in my head. I'm way stoked on it now so I'll share a couple of photos. I got a 48 basketcase some time ago and have slowly been piecing it together as I find what I need. I spent the other night by myself at the Dojo and I was able to work out a front end and get it on the ground for its first time. Bikes look way different when you have been working on them at eye level from a bare frame up. I need quite a few more things(18 inch star hub wheel mostly.), but here's the general look of her as she sits right now. 

These Are Too Good.

I found these flicks on the MC Art blog and had to borrow them. I think that I read that they are from '66. Along with the hair and the attitude, these bikes kill it. 

So close I can taste it......

Rick is hunting me down some 74" jugs and she'll be ready to go. I now have an extra set of 61's.