Bob and the stock 750

While doin' a little pub crawl last weekend I got to meet Bob. As I pulled in to O'sullivans irish pub here in Helltown I was asked if that was a 750. Then the 60 something guy told me he was going to drop off his dad who must have been at least eighty. 10 minutes later Bob shows back up to the pub on his stock 75' cb750, bitchin' stock bike with a cool tail section. We hada couple beers then we left he bar for a little put. Thinking bob was gonna ride with us we headed out the way he suggested but when we made the turn to head to the next spot Bob kept going. Nice to meet you Bob maybe next time.

How it all came together.

Sketched this out just after getting the frame for my bday. Still on the wall of the shop. A grand vision of denver dancing in my head.

Cruisin' Grand

Decided to head down to Escondido Friday night to check out the cruise night. T bucket night found one with twin turbos. On the other end of Grand av. Found this sweet 2 door bel air.



Still neat little cruise night could use a custom bike or two.

Its Been A Long Summer So Far

If you Haven't seen it by now ur missing out. The new dvd has My brother, my best friend, and myself featured in it. There is alot of thank you's to hand out for help with the honda and getting me in the dvd. at some point its surreal to see. thanks Marky and Arie glad to add you to my list of close friends. buy the dvd here... 

http://www.twowheelterrors.com/main/index.php

My youngest and I at the Mooneyes open house. First one I have been to in at least a decade and i was not dissapointed. Thank you Shige for taking this pic and being a outstanding host.

sweet shop fridge

mooneyes machine shop workspace

Hope this is my hearst when I pass not something that resembles a presidential limo.

ol' saying says if u can't drag it than ur a faggot. Been Riding the shit out of the Honda. Born Free 3 was a great show as well as the us premiere of the dvd the night before. i met alot of new friends, yeah you Ricky.. of The Anchor Motorcycle shop glad you made it to the show. It was cool to meet someone whose blog provided inspiration for the whiskey river honda. keep it up Ricky and hope to meet up again soon.Hopefully it won't be another month for an update. but I'm busy ridin"!!!!!!!!

find Ricky's blog here. http://theanchormotorcycleshop.blogspot.com/

r.i.p courtney halowell, friend of 15 years plus may your spirit live on in the hearts of the thousands whose lives you touched. You will be missed dearly.

Hemet Packing Co., we pack em' tight

While the man was away eating saurkraut and struedel, I managed to yank the next project out of the field where it had sat for the last twenty five years. This truck was my grandpa's gold watch when he retired from the Packing company here in hell town. This truck used to pull about 6 little trailers filled with oranges from the groves and transport them to the packing company. Alot of work ahead but the word is it was driven to where it was parked some time ago so with luck she will run again.

Back from the Dead, too busy ridin'

Took awhile but my camera finally resurfaced. Been busy trying to get carbs dialed in and riding almost every day. Great start to what could be a bitchin summer.

Found this bike all lonesome the day after the hoedown. left in the field .

some competition for my next project.

Had to post this "kenny", a Hemet ruler for many years won the biltwell lid. nice work buddy you will need it for your unicycle.

Ridin' Time

Lucky enough to be filmed for the next the wheeled terrors dvd coming out soon. Got the bike put together just in time for the Hippy Killer Hoedown. The first long ride was to the arena the friday before. Other than some clutch and carb tuning issues everything is well. Been riding every day since. Guess its time to give thanks where it is due.This bike would have never been completed without the support of many friends and family.

Kutty and Jamie Noteboom

Josh Brown

Billy Crewl

Dave Whittle

Fred Hernandez

Rick Hartwick

Josh Nalls

Loren

My Ex for kicking me out so I could actually build this bike. my boys for all their support. Definetly a good feeling to complete something now just have to keep making it better. Thanks to marky and arie for the pics.