Monday, September 17, 2012

Street Chopper Article

Street Chopper Magazine has a nice article about Mike's Knucklehead built by Kurt. 
To get the full read go buy the Aug/Sep magazine! 
Thanks to Street Chopper and Mike




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Monday, July 2, 2012

Iron Works Magazine

Kurt made it into the latest edition of Iron Works Magazine!
Here is a teaser of the article; for more go grab a copy at the book store!



Thanks to Iron Works for the support!


Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Johnny Cash Highlights

We had a great time at the Johnny Cash show at the Ventura Fairgrounds. Lots of beautiful cars, bikes and great music!
Thanks Tory for hosting us at the show!
Check out Tory's site at: handsomedevilclothingstore.com

The day started a bit foggy but by the time the sun peeked out the beer was kicking in and we didn't care anymore.

Current project for a customer.


Represent


Beautiful Shovel and awesome exhaust by Kurt.

Mikes Pan

The proper way to check out a bike IS with a beer in your hand.

Alan's Triumph

Another beer drinker with excellent taste in bikes.

Kurt actully got out of his chair to help this customer!

Bikes and cars!

Matt Noble schooling Kurt on how he could paint his tanks better.
Check Noble out at: noblefab.com
This car gets driven, this is no trailer queen.
(Update: Ok, it was driven to a trailer but I didn't know that!)

Another beauty.

Car show winner... a Noble Fabrication DeSoto.

 DeSoto

Woollybears 1936 truck..such a fun ride!
Check him out at: woollybeardingrepair.com
Best surfboard repair guy around.

Club cars

Kurt and his first customer from 15 years ago, Kurt built him an Indian Chief.

Kurt and Tommy Stork
See his work at: http://www.f29th.com/

Vince Felix in a cheery mood!

Best of Show Motorcycle Trophy made by Kurt and painted by Vince Felix. If you need fantastic pinstriping call Vince at 805-223-0212.

Best of Show Winner

Gratuitous Pin-up shots.




We were overrun by a gaggle of pin-ups.

Greggs ready to go.

This is Kurt's "why am I not at home watching HBO" face.

Parting shot by the ever gracious Tommy.




Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Johnny Cash Show

Johnny Cash Tribute

Please go check out this great show at the Ventura County Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 16th, 2012. We'll be there with a bunch of our bikes right next to Noble Fabrications and all his custom cars. See you there!



Thanks to Tory of Handsome Devil Clothing for the Poster!
Check them out here....
http://handsomedevilclothingstore.com/home.html

Look for us by the 1950 Plymouth that Matt Noble built and is owned by my slave driving manager.
1950 Plymouth built by Matt Noble
And if you love beautiful pictures of bikes and rods then check out:
Mark Kawakami's Blog
http://www.joyridesartco.blogspot.com/


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Friday, June 1, 2012

Electric Starter Conversion for a 1962 Panhead

Part One of Conversion

We've done this electric start conversion about a dozen times now and it really makes a difference with the old motors especially with hot starting. The customer also requested a magneto which seems a little like overkill but it does produce a nicer spark and has automatic advance and retard. Still waiting for the starter from the manufacturer....we'll update when we are complete.

Oil Tank Mods
We used a stock Softail oil tank because it has a large battery tray. The tank was modified to accommodate the passenger foot peg mounts and new tank mounts were made to fit the rigid frame.
Custom Battery Cover
The battery cover was fabricated from 14 gauge sheet metal.
Morris Magneto G-5

Thursday, May 24, 2012

Eye candy for gearheads...

As promised the Triumph parts are back from Verne's Chrome Plating in Gardena, CA.
Check him out at: www.verneschromeplating.com

We were told that customers at the chrome shop couldn't keep their hands off the parts and from the photos I'm sure you can see why.

NICKEL PLATED TRIUMPH PARTS

Frame Neck
Rigid Frame Detail
Triumph Badges
All the Goodies
Hand Carved Sissy Bar

Triumph P-clamps

Badges

Rear brake pedal, custom kickstand and seat springs.

Gas cap and highly modified original foot peg mounts.

Fabricated from flat bar, gas tank and top motor mounting brackets.
These parts represent hundreds of man hours and attention to detail. This is what it takes to build a real custom bike.