i wish...

these were mine, but they aren't. the top one

is gravel crew, not sure about the bottom one.

both are uber-sik though.

I.V.M.C show

this dude rode this thing out to the show. all

controls including steering operated by cables

from the chariot/trailer... so ridiculous, i want

to drive it.

st. patty's at the jensen shop. my scrambler on
the charger (far right).

guzzi knucks, shane rules

magnificants tractor cb500f

ran across these pics of one of gregs cars at

tony's traditional trash last year. greg's an

awesome fabricator and a mad scientist hero.

for the record this is fire from the exhaust fed

through a line from a propane tank with ignitors

in the end of the pipes. THE CAR IS NOT ON FIRE!!

miguel calderon rules, makes me want to go

to summer camp run by crazies.

69' cb350. plan; build a sweet little cafe racer
ride it for a little bit and sell it to pay for some
other crap

another project, kick only no batt xs650. bought
as a roller from tony at boise vintage cycle. no idea
who built the frame but it kicks ass. wish i knew.
i really liked the way the light hit it here.

69' 350 scrambler. say what you want its fun.
how it was when i got it, 20+ year old rattle
can flames, home upholstered seat, just too
cool to change just yet.

around the corner from home, 6 hrs later gone

back together better than before, on some sweet
logging roads

thanx jlo at payette river printing for the use
of shop. thats jlo's nasty fast xt500 flat tracker
set up for street duty in the background.

the first jump went fine and the second too,
but that third one did some damage. my poor
bike.

my cb750f go anywhere do everything...almost

rally out, rockstar, psycho jack, and jlo. 100 mi
trip of winding pavement and even more winding
dirt. over bogus basin and into horseshoe bend
then back through pearl.

shopping in the desert

my garage