Riding Pics (Part 2)

Saved the Best for today. I'm finally getting the hang of taking pics while riding beside folks. Still need a LOT of practice on taking pics of folks coming towards me. I won't even try to show you those pics, if they sucked any harder your roof would cave in. Anyway, here's the good shots, hope you like them.

Spenser with his newest tank. His "pretty" one got a small leak and made a gas bubble in the paint. Shane is going to try and fix it, but in the meantime Stewie bought a new tank and laid down a nice simple black and white scheme. It looks REALLY good and original. In a way I dig it more than the other one.

Brunson heading out on his new ride.

Ian and his ironhead.

Larry on a nice FL that is for sale. Go to www.GarageCompanyCustoms.com for more info or just call the shop.

Nick on his sweet shovel, this bike has such a bad ass stance rolling down the road.

And another shot since it came out pretty well.

Riding Pics (Part 1)

Another lunch ride this Saturday. I'm going to make this a two day post just because I can If you want to see more of these bikes then bring your butt out to the Dixie Roundup this upcoming Saturday. All of these bikes will be there (except I plan to be on the Triumph instead of the softail).

Turning into "Charlie's Chitlins". One of my oldest friend's Dad (R.I.P. Mr Brock) used to call all sit down restaurants by this name. Now it's kind of a tradition for me do it too. That's what you get when you talk to us country folks.

On the ride there.

Ian "Big Pink" at the stop light on the way out.

We pulled over to let Brunson turn around and catch up so I tried to take this pic of Larry on the Shovel as he pulled out. I hit the button too quick and the shot came out super blurry so I decided to make it kinda artsy and used a "watercolor" filter on it in photoshop. Not a great pic now, but at least you don't get a headache trying to focus on it.

75 XLCH From Back in the Day

This bike was built 20 years or so ago and then kept through the years to be given to the builders son recently. I haven't met the owner yet but I got the story and wanted to share this beautiful bike. It still runs after all these years and other than a shifting issue (bent shift fork?) it is ready to ride right now even after all these years. The bike is a 75 XLCH with a bolt on hard tail, springer fork and of course my favorite upswept fishtails. Hopefully this bike will stay in the family and see many more miles of fun on the road.

Classic style!

Diggin" those pipes!