Well, since I was a kid, I have been fascinated with Motorcycles and speed, I was so lucky as a lad to go to the Isle of man back in the late 1970’s with the Army cadets and got to see all the race bikes a what was going on there, I was literally blown […]
I dig all kinds of music these days, if it has a good beat i will listen to it, but Rockabilly has always been a massive part of my life and I can never get enough of it, whether it is Original mid 1950’s or the new stuff with a 50’s beat- it all Rocks […]
Boy! The amount of times that I have been on my own and had to load or unload a motorcycle from out of a pick up etc, I always seem to struggle with the bike getting in above the bumper and then getting it out of the bike has no front brake etc and, that’s […]
Well, every now and again, people ask me about the Cafe Racer bikes I work on and sometimes the ones that I create etc. So as today is windy as hell out side with Santa Ana winds and of course, a Sunday afternoon, I thought that before I close for the day, I would […]
Sometimes, finding bikes can be rewarding, remember, I look at more snot than a Doctor does in winter and yesterday a fella came by with a photo of his old Cafe bike they he built over 20 years ago and it is in his old storage yard in Anaheim. So, over I go and check […]
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Well, here we are again and this time, I thought it would be good to add some good old vintage pics from the internet that show classic iron that have had better days. Plenty to see and thought that this may entertain you for a few minutes at least, as some are Hot […]
RIP: Bob Hansen by staff Monday, February 18, 2013 Bob Hansen (center) works the gas on Ralph White’s Kawasaki at Talladega in 1971. The WWII vet and legend of 1960s and early 1970s AMA racing died yesterday. image by allen ivings A true legend of American racing and a pioneer during the push […]
Well, I dig many things that look cool and of course are now classed as Vintage, and to me, if you look at a hand built wooden speed boat, a Chris Craft to me was the quintessential Hot Rod of the water. How cool would of been in the 1940’s and 1950’s to […]
