Showing posts with label knuck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knuck. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Mama Tried (part III)

Last segment from the Mama Tried Show. Sunday was supposed to feature ice racing, but with the unseasonably warm temps in Milwaukee, ice was a scarce commodity. The racing was 'cancelled' but I got word from Josh & Nick that they were gonna go somewhere and have fun with the bikes, ice or not. So we followed the procession of vans/trucks/trailers to some shipyard for some fun. Just as everyone started to get unloaded and ready, they started packing up again. Apparently someone had found some ice south of the city! So we followed them to Lily Lake, where there was a nice chunk of ice and a bar waiting for us! Tires were changed, wrenches were turned and soon the guys were making slushies with their studded tires. Nick even let me take his flathead for a rip later in the afternoon. What a great time! Josh, Brian & Nick getting the '45 ready! Kenny Getting the cutdowns ready for the ice Scott/Noise Cycles suiting up Nick & the Knuckle Josh Hollywood Nick's Flatty Noise Ironhead Strategy time Nick & Hollywood Brian

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Mama Tried (part II)

some more pics from the Mama Tried Show. This time the bikes of the show... thundercat pan? nice pan/shovel Kevin Baas Knuckle Matt Walksler Dual Carb Knuckle Nice red pan 1960 XLR Killer K Model Couple more Pans Neat Triumph Sweet 45 My favorite bike of the show

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Around the shop

Knucklehead that i started last week... Josh Kohn's 45 racer, 24"x30" 1 shot on glass New exhaust tips for the Jart New AirCleaner for the Jart

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Around the shop

Sacrifices to the Gods of Speed. Been doing some painting the last week, trying to get a small stock pile to take to Cheap Thrills, NJ. 'Beach Balls' 18x24" Handpainted, 1 shot on glass. Based on a David Carlo photograph. Knucklehead in progress, 18x24 1 shot on glass.

Friday, November 27, 2015

(f)RIDE-day

another one from our Born Free trip. Stopped by Speed Metal Cycles for some repair work, and got to see Dave's beautiful Knucklehead.