I dont want a pickle ......

Found myself singin this as I was doin waaayyy tooo fassst down the hillbilly highway today ...


i just wanna ride my motosickle.. 8)

Hobo Low

Seasick Steve .. Hobo Low

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Forks n flex

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Sorting out the landrovers

The Dunnet Tug is heading north again



The Buggy is back, running, sitting on new chassis rails and tarted up in fergie grey



And the rearranged 90 is at work flexin its stuff!



Two weeks ago i had two dead landys, now ive got two running comp spec v8's 8)

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BlackBob ... Am I bobbered

New wheel and tyre on the back, frame newly powdercoated front wheel needs a bit of a tweek fom the wheel builder but should be on soon
Tyres are Pirelli dual sport 130/80x17 on black ally 3.50 rims






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Norton Progress

I pulled the Ceriani fork off the Norton yesterday, i'm going to use it and the Honda tls wheels on the Stroker Scout. There was a good serviceable set of Roadholders in the stash of Norton stuff that came with the wideline model 88 basket and a good pair of borrani rimmed 19" wheels with a commando tls front brake. I put a set of new dirt tread tyres on and fitted up the front end last night. I'll need to turn up a pair of neck bearing adapters to take the taper roller bearings, otherwise it's nuts n bolts!

Test track is starting to thaw

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Six Months

To get the carbueration sorted on the Stroker Scout and put some miles in on her

To fit a rear brake and do some .. er...dirt track miles

And to get the Chout finished, fettled, run in and lean it against the old sycamore in Achnasheen!

Happy New Year!

Hoping that in 2013 i get some quality times on the beach!



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Pre monobloc amal

289R/1A as fitted to 1951-53 Indian Chiefs.... going to try one out on my Stroker Scout

Ticklers

The alternative Indian frame

Custom Scout front section mated to an Antig Speedway rear section, considerably lighter than a standard 741b frame.


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Nevada Connection

Fred from Nevada got in touch about a Chout picture I had on the Chout Breeders Blog, we got chatting online , as you do, and he sent me some more pics of him and his buddies, their bikes and rods from about 1960 on.. so in no particular order.. enjoy!