Motorcycles

[MP]

That is an awesome looking bike! Saved for future reference material…

[summ3rhays]

Wicked cool bike. That would definitely be worth adding to the stable.

[Graeme]

MV Augusta Brutale Cafe Racer conversion.

More at Hell for Leather.

[demonito]

and she will ride again soon!

[natehate]

now thats sexy

[TJ]

Fuckin' right.

[natehate]

the sporty peanut is and always will be my favorite tank
and theyre cheap and everywhere
got mine for 10 bucks

[TJ]

It'd be nice if they held a little more gas, but yeah, I'm right there with you.

[CLJ]

I want a Confederate X132 Hellcat. Holy fack. http://confederate.com/hellcat/benchmarks

[summ3rhays]

The Hellcat is so sweet.  Not really my style, but you can't help but appreciate the bold design.  Plus I'd love to take it out the the Bonneville Salt Flats and see how fast it is.

[natehate]

@TJ:

It'd be nice if they held a little more gas, but yeah, I'm right there with you.

we cant have it all right
besides the "king" versions that are the same shape only larger look like smashed asshole

[TJ]

They can look good on the right bike.  I have this stripped-down swing arm Shovel in my head with a 3.3 Sporty tank that I think would look spot on.

[natehate]

you east coast now for a while tj or just a visit?

[demonito]

tail end of my pan

[TJ]

@natehate:

you east coast now for a while tj or just a visit?

I'll call it and open ended visit.  The plan is to go to Colorado once I get a job lined up, but nothing is written in stone yet.

To keep things bike related, there are some gems in the shop where my Dad's bike is worked on.  The two I've really got my eyes on are a Shovel Superglide and a Pan chopper, but there's a '66 Electraglide that they restored that does it for me, too.  I'll have to get some pictures next time I'm over there.

[natehate]

Gonna throw my jeep up for sale in the spring if your still east coast ill be headed south in search of a shovel on the cheap

[TJ]

More than likely I'll be gone by then.

[Clint_D]

This is my old sporty, got rid of it last year after a few close calls and a realization that I didn't get enough use out of it.  It was a sad day but for the best.  It was bone stock when I got my hands on it, and this was the end result of a few years of labor, love and a significant amount of cash.

[summ3rhays]

That's a sweet ride Clint_D.  I'm sure it was a tough decision to part ways.

[Clint_D]

It was tough.  I've got some serious hardware in my shin from numerous surgeries as a result of a badly broken leg so for me, the risk outweighed the reward.