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CWB 16: Taking Canada

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Mulebagger said:
Aw thanks guys!! Me too. Looks like a ton has gone on since I was away. Tat's US. Tour, peeps w their wood upright, nice boots, sweet motorcycles and vids!! Damn I've missed out. I'll have to catch up ASAP.
DT, you'd laugh, I took out a friends Hyabusa (sp) and went so fast and almost dumped the bike. OMG! Haven't been on a bike since!!

Hey, Tat made a Canadian tour too and as expected she wad a superstar!

Fit in with our band like she'd always been there. Incredible!
 
I prefer 4 wheels.

This keeps me happy when I am not playing bass.

Went out tonight and saw Fisheadjoes band tonight. It was a good show!
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I built this frame, 20+ years ago.. That is an old triumph engine powering it
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Good to see trike love. I'll take pics of mine someday, it's buried in the garage. Needs work but I can't source enough 60's VW bug parts. :hyper:

Sigh. So Sad. Duck Dunn passed away today.

I heard about that. That makes me sad. He was great.

Yuuuup! Specifically, Happy Mothers Day to Tat, and FM! I'm not sure who else is a mother here.

Seconded!
 
Good to see trike love. I'll take pics of mine someday, it's buried in the garage. Needs work but I can't source enough 60's VW bug parts. :hyper:

that really was a labor of love. The front 1/2 of that frame was honda 450 (stretched and raked). The rear end was harley servicart (meter maid vehicle). I hung the rear end upside dowm, because the old servicart transmissions were right side drive. (meaning the drive chain was on the right side of the bike). The rear frame was cold roll steel tubing, bent on a hand break.
The engine was built for another project. I was making a flat track racer. The bottom end was triumph 650, with a 750 top end. A friend came up with the rear end, and too much time staring at it through the bottom of a beer bottle convinced me that I should try something a little "different" with a triumph.
 
Hey hey - thanks for the MommyDay wishes. It's a rough day in Tat-Land today. But, I shall endeavor to survive.

Sorry to hear that you are having a bad day, Tat.

I do 4 wheeled toys too. I am something of a terminal gearhead, and I really enjoy classics.:cool:
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Those are some awesome cars.

We spent Mother's Day Southern California style - a day at the beach! It was great.

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My youngest wanted to be buried in the sand. I obliged her. That's my oldest in the foreground.
 
I'm not that big on cars but I like that one. Where I am in the Hudson Valley there are a couple of old car/hot rod shows per year. They're a lot of fun. Just had this show two weeks ago: http://rhinebeckcarshow.com/ .

I have had one car and two motorcycles in magazines, and I have quite a collection of trophies from car/motorcycle shows and drag races. It has been a lifelong obsession for me
 
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