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Showing posts with label choppers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label choppers. Show all posts

10/07/2011

9/24/2011

BROOKLYN THROUGH MY EYES!

You cant describe this show in words!

Having a bike to ride for the week was Fucking amazing!

NY has an energy that Ive always loved.

Moving through the city to get my bike!

Patience on the East Coast!
Long Island Sound.
Port Washington. Stayed with my Cousin.
Thanks Artie!

Josh with Patience!





One of the installation's some many great pics there!

Riding All through NY Beautifull!







Set up!

I love this Picture!

Get out of Jail Free Cards!!!!

Thank,s Wess for the invite. All the White Knights for putting on such a great gathering!
Vise Grip Matt & Nick for Coming with. Everybody else I meet along the way or got know better. JD, Walt, Josh, Dean, Matt, Caleb, Max, AJ and his Girl, (Ray, Irving , & Nick from Works Engineering). Special thanks to Nick for helping me patch my cracked frame so i could ride another day!
NY is the ultimate testing ground and i like testing!

IF THEY DO THIS AGAIN GO!!!

9/22/2011

Sweet Cocaine

Nick and I rolled in to Brooklyn just in time to give Fingers a hand with his Sweet Cocaine pan shovel. 


8/08/2011

Brian's '66 Chopper

Brian posted some shots of his transfer from a '66 swing arm to a bitchin' '53 wishbone frame.  Here are some more pictures through the process of putting his chopper together. 


7/01/2011

Texas to California

As Brian recently posted, we headed out to California for Born Free 3. Once we got to Burbank we posted up at Evil Spirit, where Barragan was cool enough to let us wrench on our old bikes and work out some bugs before the show. After rolling my bike off the truck, I fired it up and found that my exhaust spigot on my front panhead had completely cracked off (someones shitty repair). Barragan made one phone call to his buddy Rick and in a couple of hours, my head was tigged up and my pan was back on the road! Thanks again man. Here are a few shots I snapped at the shop.