Binks Spray guns

Binks Model 7 legendary...


Binks Model 15 touch up gun!!!

one of my old 12 spokes...

Yes, Riding a motorcycle is this much fun!

Ode to the Devil!

Where 'o where are you at? I need you sooo badly! One day I'm going to find you and snatch you up! I search, and i search, to find you. But you're never there...

I'm feeling artsty today. Here is an old wallet i made in 2004. Braiding the leash and handstitching was the fun part. And of course i did one for BEAR.

Early 1980's Ness gas cap cover....

http://www.keithweesner.com/

Picked up some new material last night...

Picked up some vintage 1% patches to stick on the wall today.

Poole Cycles

Mike Poole the one and only!! Been casting his own cylinders, making his own parts, and setting NMRA records for a long time. Check your Jammer's cycle number 1 and your late 60's Easyriders magazines. I could go on and on about the stories he has told me about the Good ole days. I was priviledged to take some pics at his place. Here is just a few things from a recent visit...

1500.00 Boot Guard got my attention the other day...

Lace

Who doesn't like lace panties? Errr, i mean lace paint jobs...

I've only seen three of these spool hubs and i knew i should bought it the other day. But for 250.00 I'll pass...

Frisco Style!!!!

Street Chopper, September 1972 - Here is a good article for Raising your tank. I especially thought it was helpful for some people who might be a little timid on popping open their tank. As long as you have a grinder, go for it!!!

Merry Christmas!

Happy Holidays from me to you!

Handle bar mockup on the ness bike...

My Perfect Pan

Ya know, i've always been searchin for more, more, more. Flashier paint, cooler parts. Right infront of me has been this righteous panhead scan saved on my pc for a while now and it hit me like a ton of bricks. Simple as can be, straightforward and pure. What else needs to be said about this amazing machine. i can find no flaw...

Only the baddest CMS pedal to rule the earth...

Wrinkle Flake Barrels

Street Chopper July 1971 - I smoothed out some cylinders on a pan, had them bead blasted and boy does it make a difference. Not to mention you have to relieve the bolt areas with a grinder because the damn wrench won't fit. The extra time spend grinding was really worth it. On my super secret knucklehead build with the finless barrels. I'm going to wrinkle paint the cylinders white and then add some silver flake. Damn, i can't keep a secret...