Monthly Archives: August 2013

That’s the official title for today’s blog, and we did indeed have a great ride up in the mountains.  There were five of us out there today… Steve (the boss) Twin Peaks Steve (owner of a beautiful black Bobber) Bruce … Continue reading →

Howard is sure racking up the miles on his P-51!   Check out this photo in Great Falls, Montana! Howard, thanks for the great photo and enjoy your time on the road!  

About the ride this Friday, that is.   We are certainly lucky having the San Gabriel Mountains right in our back yard, with great roads like Glendora Mountain Road just minutes away… We’re leaving at 9:00 a.m., and I can’t wait! … Continue reading →

Yep, we’re blasting out of the plant this Friday morning for a putt up through the San Gabriels and lunch at the Mt. Baldy Lodge.   Folks, put yourself in this video… We’ll be leaving at 9:00 a.m., so give us … Continue reading →

I mentioned meeting San Marino Bill a few blog entries down.   I bumped into him at the factory when he was getting wire wheels for his new Bobber.  Bill is a guy with cool toys, and we had a great … Continue reading →

Susie told me this morning I needed a haircut.   That’s pretty rich, considering I don’t have much hair, but hey, it’s a good excuse for a motorcycle ride.   Not that I need an excuse to get out on the bike…it’s … Continue reading →

Why is it that the most clever commercials always come from the beer companies?  

Yep, the guy riding this motorcycles actually said “shoo” to an angry ram… Here’s an interesting video of a close encounter in New Zealand…it’s ram versus motorcycle, and I think the ram won… I’m always a little unnerved when encountering … Continue reading →

I’m going to guess none of our blog followers rides an Amazonas, but if I’m wrong, please let me know!   And if you don’t know what an Amazonas is (or was), here’s a photo… Yep, the Amazonas is a monster … Continue reading →

“When I saw Twin Peaks Steve’s Bobber on the blog, I knew I wanted those wire wheels on my bike!” That’s what San Marino Bill told me when I stopped by the plant a short while ago.  Bill was loading the … Continue reading →