I love wasting valuable work time looking at cool sickle stuff!!!!

Still wading through.

Just visited the Throwbacks site - some really nice pics from Bonneville salt flats.

 

Just started wading through thread from top:

Seen Jockey journal before, some good little articles included.

El Diablo is new to me, and I'm glad it's been flagged up, some really good bikes to see on first look. I'll be going back when I've got a few spare minutes , which will probably turn into hours as I 'read' through each issue.

 

For blogs search on Church of choppers, Lords of Loud, The Haints, Street Chopper, Horse Backstreet Choppers, Garage Company Customs, Kutty Noteboom.  For cafe bikes, I have no clue. This is my current steed

Check out Chopcult.com. Lots of garage-built death traps or all marques.

http://www.ratbike.org/motorcycho/

http://www.thevintageadvantage.com/ - Jacqui Van Ham, Passionate Female Motorcyclist. Her trip around Europe on her shipped over BMW r75/5 puts most of our adventures to shame.

Count Von Tuthrie said:

* http://www.restorationwerks.com

 

Beautiful Work.

 

* http://www.restorationwerks.com

 

Beautiful Work.

 

http://themotart.blogspot.com/

Count Von Tuthrie said:

For an incredible collection of photographs motorcycle related, You gotta check out this guy Frank Charriaut's profile. http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100000570487834&sk=wall

http://southsiders-mc.blogspot.com/

 

HIGHLY recommended.

For an incredible collection of photographs motorcycle related, You gotta check out this guy Frank Charriaut's profile. http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=100000570487834&sk=wall

I definitely dig on that vintagent site.

Troop Throwback said:

Great, now this stupid hobby of mine is melding itself into other interests! Thanks to you, Garagepunk.com, now my problems are absorbing other aspects of my life, like music!!! I'm stuck on the Surfcast, which now I guess is morphed into the newer surf trash podcast.

I ride a 1966 Triumph 6T "Saint" Thunderbird strutted and early 60's period customized. I also throw a monthly vintage chopper and show and go custom ride-in here in my hometown of Grass Valley, California. Ride my Triumph everywhere and love all things old cycle. I've even got a little group of likeminded weirdos called the Throwbacks, which you can see here:

http://throwbacksmc.blogspot.com/

Other favorites include:

http://dicemagazine.blogspot.com/

http://4qconditioning.blogspot.com/?zx=866ed3065385aa1f

And the grandaddy of all custom Vintage Triumph blogs:

http://showandgo.blogspot.com/

This one is not to be missed, though much more gentlemanly in content:

http://thevintagent.blogspot.com/

My issue is that I've got Zune and while the old surfcast was available on the Zune marketplace the new one is not. I'd like to take my music with me in the cage, but can't seem to figure out how to download it to my player. Help?

If you needed tips on how to tune your vintage Triumph twin I can exchange info with you. Guidance?

I'm kind of a two stroke guy and frequent:

www.usa2strokers.com

www.2strokeworld.com

 

 

Great, now this stupid hobby of mine is melding itself into other interests! Thanks to you, Garagepunk.com, now my problems are absorbing other aspects of my life, like music!!! I'm stuck on the Surfcast, which now I guess is morphed into the newer surf trash podcast. I ride a 1966 Triumph 6T "Saint" Thunderbird strutted and early 60's period customized. I also throw a monthly vintage chopper and show and go custom ride-in here in my hometown of Grass Valley, California. Ride my Triumph everywhere and love all things old cycle. I've even got a little group of likeminded weirdos called the Throwbacks, which you can see here: http://throwbacksmc.blogspot.com/ Other favorites include: http://dicemagazine.blogspot.com/ http://4qconditioning.blogspot.com/?zx=866ed3065385aa1f And the grandaddy of all custom Vintage Triumph blogs: http://showandgo.blogspot.com/ This one is not to be missed, though much more gentlemanly in content: http://thevintagent.blogspot.com/ My issue is that I've got Zune and while the old surfcast was available on the Zune marketplace the new one is not. I'd like to take my music with me in the cage, but can't seem to figure out how to download it to my player. Help? If you needed tips on how to tune your vintage Triumph twin I can exchange info with you. Guidance?

With pleasure: http://wrenchmonkees.blogspot.com/ http://www.sideburnmag.blogspot.com/ More? :D

http://ratbike.org TONS of inspiration for what to do to that ole dust n rust in the back yard. In fact, I'm gunna go start on mine right now!

Hi there! #10 of El Diablo Magazine is now available! A bad-ass e-zine with 300 pages of impressive hot-rods, bikes, artwork and Kustom Kulture made in Barcelona by Alex Patrocinio and friends. In this number: - Jano Bikes from Longmont, Colorado, - More stunning bikes by Wrench Monkees ( Dk), - Amazing Hot rods by Von Skip, Holland - Hardy Butts event in Lloret de Mar, Sp - Classic bikes races in Jarama, Sp And more things that you'll like for sure. Take a look here: http://eldiablomagazine.com/

I've never owned a bike, but I still love checking this site out every so often; The Jockey Journal, sister site to the Jalopy Journal (cars). http://www.jockeyjournal.com/