Wish I could have made it this year, but other commitments came up. Kirk, the green and light green knucklehead is a 1946 Fl that my dad and I restored for Auto Gem Tom, he takes that bike all over the place. His lights are great too, we run them on all of our rider bikes. You can never have too much light in the back of your bike.
Hey Matt welcome back. Glad to hear Sears® made good on that warranty claim. Buy USA – all the way (except when China can provide as good or only existing). 🙂
Drop-in to vintage twin this month when it’s live. Stett has the only OHV machine forum for 1936-1964 people. Post machine tips and pics for those years or your bikes. It’s replica. It is interesting.
I control the stick, so it’s troll-free.
First and foremost, the site is for Newbys. We think all mechanics learn and retain more by reciting procedures. It’s more of a classroom atmosphere in the forum.
– No cursing, I’ve got my wife’s picture in my pocket. –
Someone pull the wig off of that chic in the top left photo and get her some food stamps PLEASE! She looks like she was just released from a Nazi Death Camp.
We were honored to have or class built Drag Specialties Old Book cover bike on display in the Drag both. Unfortunately no students of myself could attend the show this year.
Was good to see you at the show Cyril. Also nice to see our 2011 Mad Cowgirl on your page. We teamed up with Tom from Auto-Gem and the green Knucklehead for a great turnout. Definitely seemed like things were up from last year.
What’s some scoop on the peacock blue (green) and birch white knuck? She looks nice. How many cubes?
Hi Cyril,
Was great seeing you at the VTWIN show! Looking forward to a great 2011 riding season!
PS Read the press release 🙂 and I’ll send the article
Wish I could have made it this year, but other commitments came up. Kirk, the green and light green knucklehead is a 1946 Fl that my dad and I restored for Auto Gem Tom, he takes that bike all over the place. His lights are great too, we run them on all of our rider bikes. You can never have too much light in the back of your bike.
Cyril,
Thank you for choosing to post the Silver Paint Job we did on the Papa Clutch Pan Head!
See you in Daytona,
Scott
There it is again!
Tom’s Knuck is one of my favorites that Carl and Matt Olsen have done. Beautiful bike! Tom is a great guy too!
Hope to see you all in Daytona!
Cris Sommer Simmons
Hey Matt welcome back. Glad to hear Sears® made good on that warranty claim. Buy USA – all the way (except when China can provide as good or only existing). 🙂
Drop-in to vintage twin this month when it’s live. Stett has the only OHV machine forum for 1936-1964 people. Post machine tips and pics for those years or your bikes. It’s replica. It is interesting.
I control the stick, so it’s troll-free.
First and foremost, the site is for Newbys. We think all mechanics learn and retain more by reciting procedures. It’s more of a classroom atmosphere in the forum.
– No cursing, I’ve got my wife’s picture in my pocket. –
Why O Why can’t the pics get larger when clicked…
The Expo this year was great. Met with several vendors and well worth the trip for me
Someone pull the wig off of that chic in the top left photo and get her some food stamps PLEASE! She looks like she was just released from a Nazi Death Camp.
Over & Out,
Jeff
We were honored to have or class built Drag Specialties Old Book cover bike on display in the Drag both. Unfortunately no students of myself could attend the show this year.
Was good to see you at the show Cyril. Also nice to see our 2011 Mad Cowgirl on your page. We teamed up with Tom from Auto-Gem and the green Knucklehead for a great turnout. Definitely seemed like things were up from last year.