The Skunk Ape checks in from...

Washington D.C.?

Joe spyed this on the streets of DC while on vacation.

Not sure but I think it's a Honda Rebel.

Rusty checks in from Myrtle Beach

He's been busy in the paint booth.

Digging this set of tins.

Give away bike he painted.

If you need some tins painted give him a call.

Paint by Rusty as seen in Backstreet Havoc Magazine.

Working on two wheels again.

True wheels, lube cables, adjust shifters and derailleurs.

Not a bad way to pick up a few extra bucks.

Neighbor is happy with it.

Never get rid of your old speciality tools,

you never know when they will come in handy.

Bald Bobs new build.

Kevin sent me this pic of Bobs new build.

Nice job Bob.

You going to sell this one as fast as you did the last one?

Myrtle Beach check in.

Rusty sends a pic of his latest build.

Can you believe this is a Sturgis?

I might have restored this one.

Cool ride Rusty.

Bills back in the saddle!

We fixed the deer smacker this weekend.

Bill checking it out.

First ride.

Kevin gave it a spin.

A HUGE "THANKS" goes out to Big Mike, Ian, and Kevin, for parts, fab work and shop space. Bill was really stoked about getting his ride back. He was blown away with everyone kicking in and getting the job done.

The DT 50.

Dave got it running and uses it as a commuter. Less than $300 in it.

I have to admit it is fun to ride. 50cc's of 2 stroke madness.
I may have to get something this ridiculous for my self.

Rusty's sporty.

Rusty finished this sporty up a little while ago. Jimmy helped do the fab work. Anyway this was the first time I got to see it. Came out nice (if he would paint the back fender.


He sold the shovelhead he took to the Smokeout.

Roby's Greenway Killer

Roby has had this Peugeot in his basement for the last 10 years. He wanted something he could use with his son in a bike seat that would be safe. He threw it in the truck and brought it to Knoxville from New York.

Dave and I started on Saturday morning. Stripped it down, cleaned and repacked everything. Then started throwing it back together.
You don't see details like this on a modern bike. Peugeot emblem stamped into the forks. Picture does not do it justice.

New tires, bars, stem, brakes, and cables. Some tweaking and adjustments. She was ready for the road again.

Everybody dubbed her "The Greenway Killer!" Enjoy the ride Hank and Roby.

This was a fun little project, that I was happy to have a part in. Good Times.

Winter Shovel

I dig this seat.

Kojack Shovel ready for summer riding.