Fuckin A! you hammered on that thing forever. Grats!

Believe it or not, commercial beer production, even at the craft level is way more equipment intensive and nearly as much as a pain in the ass to get past the revenue dept. Plus there is a crapload of places doing craft brews already.
As for the motorclycles, the yamaha is currently hiding from winter in the garage and the kawasaki is in the shed awaiting a strategic e-bay buy. Just haven't seen the right stuff at the right price yet.

Far around!!!!!!!
Good to see that yo're doing well.
Was about to put a keg of Brandy on a St. Bernard
and set it to scearching for you.
Keep the wind in yer face and the greasey side down.

"hi" backatcha.

very cool!

¡Que fuerte tu moto! Y el articulo de revista, jeje!

Hey, that's so awesome! Great pics and a great article - some well deserved recognition! It would be great if you could bring that over for the Ace Cafe Reunion in September, jeje! In fact, last Saturday I was at a show of the Anti-Nowhere League here in Brighton and it would have been ideal to have turned up on that, jeje!

Anyway.. we must speak more soon.. in the meantime I'll get back to reading that article!

Oh, shit! Congratulations, dude! I remember that thing when it was just a bunch of parts you put up in some photos a while ago. The difference between then and now is incredible. After all of the time you put into it, I'll bet there's nothing like the satisfaction you must feel right now.

Sorry I didn't respond to your last comment a few months ago. I was gone from SG unexpectedly from last June until a few days ago, but I wondered what happened to you in the meantime.

I should have known you were with your bike! Congrats again. She looks great.

that is fucking awesome, all that time you put into that bike really paid off

Niiiice! That's the kind of bike I wanted in 1980, when everybody else wanted Harleys... BTW - flip those shocks over...!

"Why would I want to flip my shocks upside down? The covers that are on the tops would become cups that would fill with rainwater or road mung!"

Back in the day that was a trick to save a some unsprung weight from the swingarm, making shock response a little quicker...

Hey

Not a whole hell of a lot. Still kind of stuck in the same shit I was going through last summer. How's by you? That's cool they published your bike.

Whoa....that's pretty sweet! I'd love to get in a mag one day....but with my skills, it ain't happenin'.

hey! been busy goofing off. boyfriend and I rode motorbikes around Costa Rica for two weeks in late Jan - Feb. great time.

and wow! congratulations on getting your bike in a mag. you are so deserving!!!

how are you?

maybe if it was just the Undergound Motorcycle Cult...