hippy killer 2012

The ride was perfect, just the right temp for the bikes.  We meet our friends and meet some cool people with sweet scoots.  Cold beer, 4 or 5 hot chicks, sick custom DIY bikes, good times!

72 Iron Head

It took almost a year to get to this point but finial i finished the fab work and now ready to paint.

Big Roy GS1100 " Night Train" DONE!

First Time I finished a bike and the owner was waiting as I tighten up the last bolts.  Good Times.

First Time I finished a bike and the owner was waiting as I tighten up the last bolts.  Good Times.

Finishing up the GS1100

Just painted her and now all there is left is to put everything back together.

Never say "Die"

We went for a ride to LA and stopped to get gas and food.  This trip started out on the wrong foot.

1. The cops gave us shit for parking next to the handy cap parking then cop started to talk shit about my friends bike.  "Hard to hold my tongue" he left and we finished our hot dog.
2. As we are getting ready to leave one of the bikes started to die ( battery was dead). So we pulled over and was going to call for a truck.  Just then Mike saw a big rig on the side of the road and asked if he had a charger.  Mike Hooked up the jumper cables to the big rig and then hook them up to his bike.  Shit was funny and holly crap it worked. 
3. Back on the road. 

4. Good ride.

Ericka AKA "411" 1987 Honda 450. Finished!!!

After weeks of this bike fighting me tooth and nail she fired up and is ready for the road.  The owner is only 4' 11" and the bike looks prefect for her.  All the tins are powder coated a rat rod green.  The color was a mistake but turned out sick.  The rims are powder coated cream with a 21 inch front rim.   The Tank was custom made from a CB750a.  The electrical box was made from the bikes stock exhaust and the fender was a sweet find from the LBC swap meet.  Most of the Part where recycled from the stock bike, I just made the stock part cooler.  enjoy Ericka.. FYI tell your dad your name is misspelled.

1972 Harley Iron Head

I picked up this bike about 2 months ago and its been sitting on the lift waiting for me to work on it.  I had a couple customers bike going on when I picked it up.  I would stare at this bike thinking what direction I want to go with it, old school, new school, no school, trendy sportster tank look.  I started on the tank, why buy when you can make your own.  Then everything started to come together.  I  believe a bike is born not made.  I still have a lot of parts to make and still have a lot of staring to do.