Monday, June 30, 2008
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
S&S 50th Voting!
Go to the S&S site and vote for your favorite bike for the build off!!
There are some killer bikes up there, even tho they all arent up yet, from what I have seen a couple of them are amazing!
So go vote for your favorite!
http://www.sscycle50th.com/builders/blist.php
You should all come too, if you can...
There are some killer bikes up there, even tho they all arent up yet, from what I have seen a couple of them are amazing!
So go vote for your favorite!
http://www.sscycle50th.com/builders/blist.php
You should all come too, if you can...
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Yee haw!
Carb is still a bit off, it has a thunderjet and is all set up for a velocity stack so its still a bit outta wack but should make it to lacrosse no problem!
Monday, June 23, 2008
so....
and I spot what appears to be a b-17 across the airport!
its that shiny thing just off to t he left...
Mitch Allread's Shovel
This bike was wa ahead of it's time, I took this pic in 99 i believe.
killer cycle.
S&S 50 Anniversary Bike Build Off and Weekend!
So, I leave for Des Moines in a few hours, then will be riding up to
for the Anniversary Deal!
with Jeff Wright, Fatty, and a bunch or other derelicts because Jeff's S&S Shovel is in the 50th Build off.
It also turns out that S&S asked me to be in the build off as well with my X-Wedge!
Very Cool! Even though if it came down to voting between mine of Jeff's I'd have to give it to Jeff, his bike KILLS it!
So this bike will be in LaCrosse as well!
And FRIDAY NIGHT IN LACROSSE, there is the mandatory COC party!
So, if you can make it come down, or up, depending where you are comin from, DO IT FUCKERS!!!
-Dave
for the Anniversary Deal!
with Jeff Wright, Fatty, and a bunch or other derelicts because Jeff's S&S Shovel is in the 50th Build off.
It also turns out that S&S asked me to be in the build off as well with my X-Wedge!
Very Cool! Even though if it came down to voting between mine of Jeff's I'd have to give it to Jeff, his bike KILLS it!
So this bike will be in LaCrosse as well!
And FRIDAY NIGHT IN LACROSSE, there is the mandatory COC party!
So, if you can make it come down, or up, depending where you are comin from, DO IT FUCKERS!!!
-Dave
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Ultimate Chopper - Ultimate Metal
Okay, there are some things I hold dear in this world.
One of them is good old metal. Not motley crue, not skid row, but
REAL FUCKING METAL.
now, it doesn't get more metal than the Obsessed
With Wino at the helm, they recorded some of the best, heavyest metal ever.
Then the Obsessed disbanded and Wino went to LA where St Vitus was formed.
St Vitus is in my opinion the heavyest metal ever, slow, heavy, brutal.
He then left St Vitus to reform the Obsessed.
Then Spirit Caravan.
He then moved on to record a record with Place of Skulls.
His newest creation is Hidden Hand, led by the insanely real and haunting Wino vocals.
One of my favorite St. Vitus songs is a song called Born To Late, (It's on my myspace profile)
This picture PROVES it.
This is Wino on his Panhead. He was obviously born too late.
Pure metal, Pure chopper.
Wino has always been one of my heroes, but when my ex-wife gave me this pic (Thanx Tam,) it just about wrecked me, this is the real deal, on every level.
Scott "Wino" Weinrich
what a fuckin ruler.
One of them is good old metal. Not motley crue, not skid row, but
REAL FUCKING METAL.
now, it doesn't get more metal than the Obsessed
With Wino at the helm, they recorded some of the best, heavyest metal ever.
Then the Obsessed disbanded and Wino went to LA where St Vitus was formed.
St Vitus is in my opinion the heavyest metal ever, slow, heavy, brutal.
He then left St Vitus to reform the Obsessed.
Then Spirit Caravan.
He then moved on to record a record with Place of Skulls.
His newest creation is Hidden Hand, led by the insanely real and haunting Wino vocals.
One of my favorite St. Vitus songs is a song called Born To Late, (It's on my myspace profile)
This picture PROVES it.
This is Wino on his Panhead. He was obviously born too late.
Pure metal, Pure chopper.
Wino has always been one of my heroes, but when my ex-wife gave me this pic (Thanx Tam,) it just about wrecked me, this is the real deal, on every level.
Scott "Wino" Weinrich
what a fuckin ruler.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Ok, its true, I am a Star Wars nerd
and when I was a little kid, my favorite toys in the world were legos, that is before I discovered the fun of fireworks, you know building them into models and lighting them on fire so they explode...
anyway, this is the coolest lego set EVER!!!
The Mother fucking DEATH STAR!!!
And look at all the rad figures!!!
Sweeet.
thats no moon, thats a space station!!!
anyway, this is the coolest lego set EVER!!!
The Mother fucking DEATH STAR!!!
And look at all the rad figures!!!
Sweeet.
thats no moon, thats a space station!!!
Damn it was hot today...
Yeah this has nothing to do with today's weather...
but
I did have to clean foot prints off my gas tank...
but
I did have to clean foot prints off my gas tank...
so sad... the YRB-49a
The YRB-49A took off on its first test flight on May 4, 1950. Its first flight was from Hawthorne to Edwards AFB. Tests were conducted at Edwards AFB for a period of time. On August 10, 1950, during its tenth test flight, the cockpit canopy blew off, tearing away the pilot's oxygen mask and injuring him slightly. Fortunately, the flight engineer was able to supply enough emergency oxygen to the pilot so that he was able to land the aircraft safely.
In early 1952, the YRB-49A was flown to Northrop's Ontario International Airport facility for the installation of a device that would improve the stability. However, at this time the Air Force had cut off further funding for the YRB-49A project, and the aircraft remained sitting out in the open in dead storage for a period of time. It was finally scrapped by the Air Force in November of 1953.
In early 1952, the YRB-49A was flown to Northrop's Ontario International Airport facility for the installation of a device that would improve the stability. However, at this time the Air Force had cut off further funding for the YRB-49A project, and the aircraft remained sitting out in the open in dead storage for a period of time. It was finally scrapped by the Air Force in November of 1953.
This may be the remains of the YRB-49A.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Yes the duck is coming too...
Stay tuned here for an announcement for all my new stuff in a few days...
Thursday, June 19, 2008
”El Mondo Bizarro”
Another killer chop
Built by Krantz-Sinners Sweden
Again Krantz nails it!
Thanx to Corner for the pix!
Then Jeff...
"Borrowed" Howard's bike to show him how it is supposed to be riden..
pic by Howard Kelly
pic by Howard Kelly
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