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Great looking bike Poule43! Those little tiddlers are fire breathers. That one is in great shape. I wish I had a bigger storage or I'd buy it right now. GLWTS.

They were a japanese tire manufacturer called ohtsu and the pattern was called a pro wedge. Maxxis acquired the molds when ohtsu went out of business and renamed the tire 4snow sometime in the two thousands. They are cheap and available but if you can get ahold of some skats, that would be the...

My Dad just bought himself a shockwave. At 76, it's easier for him to manage than his full length Remington 12 gauge and he picked up some shorty rounds for it. Not only can he fit more of them in the shotgun but he's hoping recoil may be a little less. This is strictly a home defense weapon but...

The detail shop that did my tacoma has one. It really catches eyes. It was a great investment just for the cool aspect. It lights up well too. 

I've been getting quotes for complete tear off of old roof and new comp shingle roof put on my parents modest 1400 sq/ft home near San Bernardino. 50 year roof with bat insulation installed in the attic was quoted at $42K. Another company quoted Owens Corning shingles w/ 50 year warranty and...

State weight lifting champion, arm wrestling champion, Navy veteran, desert racer extraordinaire. Super Hunky made a huge impact via his magazine articles featured in Dirtrider, racerX, and cycle news to name just a few. I read everything I could get my hands on as a boy and am going to pick up...

Brian was one of the very first people from "The Board" I met, at the base of Oldsmobile hill in about 1999. I haven't spoken to him in many years but the news of his passing still hits like a gut punch. 

  One of our destroyers was just targeted. I'm not interested in getting into another endless war so make it fast boys.  https://apnews.com/article/red-sea-houthi-yemen-ships-attack-israel-hamas-war-gaza-strip-716770f0a780160e9abed98d3c48fbde

I still think their dead sexy. A set of hand coned pipes on a banshee is still a thing of beauty. 

I made a cut down mud flap that I used in the sand. I also went the chain route but would still rip that paddle off every couple of rides. Guys used to make a short flap from a laundry detergent jug. The cut down stock flap help up well and kept most of the sand off. 

There are too many businesses out there that are easy to deal with. He sold or stopped doing business in his building off of the 215. It's been emptied out for awhile now. And as far as a solid trailer, this one mentioned wasn't so solid. The pinholes were a fairly common problem in the...

Don't forget the last weld on that elbow.