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Friday Closeup

One of the many old springers kicking around JPRC.

Inspiration - Love Cycles

Congrats to Jeremiah on his new shop, this guy builds wicked bikes. Check out his blog and you will see what I'm talking about, http://www.lovecycles.blogspot.com.

Inspiration - from Japan

I grabbed this pic from http://chicomoto.blogspot.com (great blog, check it out), quite some time ago, I love this bike, heiwa mc?.

Peace

Love this light, need the right bike to pull it off on for sure! From Jason's collection.

A moment alone to reflect

Reflecting on this years skating. I stopped for more than a decade but have made an effort to get out regularly this year. I never rode transition before, always dreamed of it as a kid but there was nothing near to ride or just too expensive to get out to the parks from my home. Now the public parks are so cool. My wife thinks I'm having a mid life crisis but it's just so fun to get out there and learn something new all over. You never stop doing the things you love. Now just got to figure out how to keep healthy and not get hurt!

Covers, a whole bunch of them

Parts room JPRC.

Old Harley Davidson Packages

Neat to see this stuff @ JPRC.

Big Inspiration - May 1977 - Kevin Ness - Big Wheel

Jason really knows how to get into your head. I love soaking up as much bike history as possible, he dropped this one on me well we were admiring his recent CB Chop. Now I can't get this digger style out of my head! The proportions on this bike are perfect. I want it! Stock length front end used on this, hmmm . . . my Sugarbear would be a great focal point for a ride of this style! Pic from Jason's stash - Custom Bike - May 1977.

Adam Nickel - www.kilowattkat.com

Adam Nickel (illustrator for the recent DicE 28 cover) dropped by the blog, he let me know that he's updated some content on his site, check it out www.kilowattkat.com. His artwork is really cool.

Zac's old place

Here's a shot of my bike almost done at Zac's old place in the summer, he's moving now. I've got a tonne of photos here. It will be neat reflecting on this in the future I'm sure.