Adam Munzinger's Drag Queen

Ahead of its time, the Drag Queen cast its spell and all who dare to look its way. Just a mere glimpse will make you question just how much of a man you really are.

Some say its handler is a wizard...im now convinced.

More wizardry here

Making aluminum chips at Milkhaus

Thanks so much Adam!

Process....

This has been making it's way around the web, but if you watch, check out minute 1:27. Danno and I get our work on the big screen! Even without the dazzling craftsmanship at 1:27, pretty neat two minutes on the process of a custom build(s).

ICON 1000 - Everything is Process from ICON 1000 on Vimeo.

We All Need a Dream

Chopper Shit

just a test...

working on a technique called 2.5d. Have a long ways to go, but the winter here is just getting started.
Radiated Planet will have all the stuff I like and will more than likely get me called a 'f*g' again, but I ask if you think I'm a 'f*g' to at least have the fucking balls to say it to my face.

It's not your ride, it's how you ride it

Dainty road cyclists sicken me, thrash that shit.

Poof!

Total disassembly can strike at any time, without warning.  All one can hope for is that the motorbike will come back eventually and will be better than it was before.  Better...stronger...faster.

Living rooms

are for living in.

Sometimes there is nothing to improve on

and this Ohlins caliper mount is a fine example.

Pre-kettle

Watercooled Suzuki Hi-Tac 500 in a Seeley frame.  Imagine the sound!

Stolen from this website, which you should only look at if you want a migraine.

So Long

To the ultimate mecca of graff. 5 Pointz in NYC.

I was so stoked to see this riding the #7 into Manhattan before its untimely demise. 

RIP 5 Pointz and FUCK YOU to the developers who couldve let this ride until construction began.

Photo blatantly stolen from here

Barber Vintage Festival

I've been promising these pics for a while now to a few people. Though its probably nothing you all haven't seen by this point because the show was several weeks ago. I just happened to be stumbling through Birmingham when this happened and feel lucky I was able to go. It has been on my list of events to go to. I went to Barber Museum several years ago and was blown away, but never to the Vintage Fest. The best way I can explain it, is that it's like going to Disney World for motorcycles. I only posted a couple pics of the museum, most of the others I posted about 5 years ago during my first visit even though the museum does change exhibits. Though I love my choppers, I'm still blown away by the John Britten bike especially after seeing the video of it being made. I have a ton of other pics and video's, and I probably could have scaled the ones I posted down a bit, but whatever. Here ya'll go....