Comb the desert!

I know I said this before but I really am finishing

the paint on my Shovel and I should have some

pics at the end of the weekend.

The Two Timer

In case anybody missed this one The Two Timer.

Charlie's

What have you to sell?

Charlie's is the best place to get quality used

tools. No chinese junk here! I found out I can spend

hours and tons of gas driving all over town looking

for something I can't find only to walk across the

street and find it at Charlie's. The store has been

here for a long time and is now run by Charlie's

grandsons I believe. They even have a hand full

of Whitworth wrenches, try and find that at

your local Ace Hardware.

Triumph Day One

This is a very loose mock up of my next build

a 58' Triumph preunit. David Bird hardtail with

0 stretch 1" drop. I'm so tempted to go 18" in the

back and 21" in the front but it just looks right

with the 16" and 19". Let me know what you think!

Gonna be a tiny, tiny bike.

Shovel Project

Its coming together slowly, I really need to

get on it and paint the tins.

Stay tuned for a crazy puzzle paint job.

Swingarm Cone Knuckle

Flatironmike

For Sale

Stock 35mm Narrow Glide front end

Off of a 78 fxe. Chrome is very nice,

as are triple trees. Axle included.

Email: mikeaugustnielsen@gmail.com

SOLD

Good Stuff!

No clue who's this is?

Looks like the tank was painted

on the chair in the background

Puzzle Shovel

Next

Puzzle Box

#1

Po Man's Paint Booth

After my fisheye disaster the first

go around, I think I have everything under control

Got the frame and swingarm painted

along with a dozen other pieces.

The tank and fender have all the body work

done and are sitting in self etch primer

waiting for my attention.

Stay tuned!

Hideya Togashi

genius ?

Back to some bike content!

Swingarm Shovel 

somewhere in Japan I suspect.

70's Sweetness!

Sunset Tripper

They don't look that funny

Bitchin' Bike Truck

Roth Craziness 

Shovel Project

Before and after I tore it down.

Shovel Project

I made this bracket to hold the Capacitor up under the

tank. I wrapped it in a piece of rubber and it is held in 

with a zip tie. I plan to ground it on one of the mounting

bolts. I also drilled several holes in the bottom

so any moisture would drain.

Vantastic!

I think this is a 1969, either way its

incredible! I'm back on the van hunt,

maybe trade the dodge.