McQueen

Was the man.

The Saucier Scrambler

She's officially up on her two feet. Getting a new front wheel laced up soon, but she's pretty much getting there. I got some sweet shit on my mind that I need to really apply to this bike. More to come, stay tuned.

Life..

...is looking up

Hippy Killer

This bike never get's old. I THINK Kutty Noteboom built it, based off a picture of an old molded Knucklehead from back in the day...I forget. But the bike rules, been digging it for a while now.

Long, long, long

Watsonized

One of my favorite Watson paintjobs ever, in the history of ever.

750

Drove 900 miles to pick up another project. 1965 T120R with a Morg 750 top end. This is gonna be my keeper. My only goal for this bike is to make it a wheelie machine, a true scare-you-to-death type of bike. I can't wait! Planning on doing alot of old speed modifications to the top end, and have a ton of rad old parts going on her, NOS wassell banana tank, bates seat and pad, BSA front end, I can't wait...

The Panther

Is timed, tuned, and runs like a bat out of hell with the help of my good buddy Steve. Waiting on a front brake cable and kicker spring drama needs to be worked out.. paperwork and registration are in the making, should be legal in the next couple weeks. Crossing my fingers

Speed

Is all I see when I look at my walls.

Proper.

Here's a few pics of the 650 I'm building for my uncle.

Wack(ed)ass frame.

Chrome

Looking for a cool chrome rear fender. Got one? Email me at gargo1188@cox.net

Three Days

Is all that's left until me and my two hombres pack our goods and head north to pick up another bike that I got on a trade. '65 Triumph Bonneville..

I'm thinking swing arm and enduro tires, street legal though...with a side of fries.

Bars man, bars.

Finally found the perfect bars for my Triumph, only took 13 sets and a year of countless mockups.

EARL

Now has a place to live on the six fiddy thanks to Todd.

Be sure to check out his bikes, good stuff. www.smallcitycycles.com

650

Perfect bike.

Marky Mark

Calm, cool, collected, always inspiring.. stays building killer machines. Here's his latest in Yokohama for the M00neyes show.

Buy Some Sh1t

FOR SALE: Super skinny Dunlop sp00lie. email for price/details: gargo1188@cox.net

Timeless

Back when bikes weren't built to wow anybody, but built to make noise and raise hell. I sort of stuck to this simple recipe with my '68 T100r. I wanted to build something I could grab a fist full of throttle on, and be able to dodge and dart around anything that stood in my path. My bike does the job, and then some.

Whoa

Lennon and Harrison, Hamburg Germany '65.

FEVER

Of building a pre-unit has set in.