WTF Wednesday...Kentucky Fried Chop

Yup, even this one's got me sayin' WTF.

Digger Monday...Holla For A Dollar

Gordon Dollar's Ness framed Honda 750. A CCW girder guides that 19 incher via a set of narrowed Ness bars. 

Trike Thursday...Fill 'Er Up

The Semi Cycle. one of my all time favorites

Digger Monday...White Lightning

Check out Bill England's radical '82 Honda 750. The basically stock mill was tucked in a Ness frame, fed by one of Arlen's rocket tanks, and guided by a 6 over Durfee girder. Ride the lightning!

Trike Thursday...Bar Hopper

Do it in style!

It's Too Late Baby...Digger Monday

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've been busy, so here's a digger and some titties. Quit ya bitch'n. This fine ass scoot was built by Horst and at the time of this pic, owned by the editor of SC, Bob Clark. It's a CB750 spinning a Corvair turbo.

Digger Monday...Across The Pond

Paul Kirtley's ATP turbo'd Hnda 750 is pretty killer. The Dragon used pretty much all Santee components but assembled in jolly ol' England.

Don't Look Back

Ladies Love 'em Long...

Long bikes will always be in style. F'n timeless!

Trike Thursday...The LAT Trike

I guess this is a copy of California Cycle Works "Two Stroke" machine. It appears to be powered by two 750's. LAT put out some cool rides in their day, but this one fails miserably in the styling department.

Down For "The Count"...

and not that jackass Danny on tv.

Trike Thursday...Ladies Love A 3 Wheeler

Steve's killer Honda 750 trike utilizes a narrowed Corvair rear to get the power to the ground. Nader would have surely declared this "unsafe at any speed", if he had seen this!

Digger Monday...Found Billy Budde's Body

Not really "his" body, but one of his fiberglass digger bodies.

Show Bike Sunday...

"Locomotion" and SB&F Honda.

Show Bike Sunday...B&W's

Kick It...

With a few close friends!

WTF Wednesday...Ladies Night

I have no idea what's goin' on here, but I don't need any sloppy drunk chicks hanging on my bike.

Ride 'em Cowgirl

Saturday's Denver Omellette

Digger Monday...Pullin' A Train

John Raymond's Freight Train. I love this bike. I posted some color shots awhile back, search 'em out. The paint is absolutely killer. 836 Honda, everything else is pretty much  Denver's.