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Comment on A BIKE FOR ALL SEASONS by brian fox

brian fox — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 02:57:33 +0000

Man Conder that bike is kick ass. I just got a gold card. And will rack it to its limits to get a set of those wheels. For a bike I dont even have yet. KING

Comment on WHEN YOU DON’T BREAK NOTHIN,’ IT’S JUST LIKE WINNIN’ by brian fox

brian fox — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 04:25:11 +0000

Dean Seavers turned me on to this guy. And I would love to have a phone conversation with him. Anyone know who he is. Have him contact me at kingchassis@sbcglobal.net . This is how it is done floks!!!!!

Comment on Friday Music: La Mission inspired by Rosanna

Rosanna — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:05:36 +0000

But who sings those songs from Songs from La Mission?

Comment on Friday Music: La Mission inspired by STONER

STONER — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:38:22 +0000

Camilito droppin’ knowledge! Good stuff–we’ve been trying to track down that track and glad to hear and thanks for that…

Comment on Friday Music: La Mission inspired by Camilito

Camilito — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:02:15 +0000

Sorry, the iTunes address should be http://www.itunes.com/lamission

Comment on Friday Music: La Mission inspired by Camilito

Camilito — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 15:01:10 +0000

Yeah Moncha that first soundtrack CD was of just the score of the movie, the songs just came out on this new CD “Songs from La Mission” you can get it on iTunes too http://www.itunes.com/songsfromlamission

Comment on Friday Music: La Mission inspired by Camilito

Camilito — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 14:59:15 +0000

I got the song right here: it was an original written for the movie, it’s out now right here at http://roundwhirledrecords.com/fr_lamission.cfm it’s called “Why Do I Wait for You”

Comment on GHOST OF THE QUARTER MILE by S. Bava

S. Bava — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 16:41:25 +0000

Stoner says, “So, what the hell did you do this weekend?”
ZACTLY! Sit around and dick-the-dog? Polish your chrome?
These guys didn’t. Truely baddass and inspiring.

Comment on A BIKE FOR ALL SEASONS by Conder

Conder — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:15:49 +0000

Thanks…This is a brand new softail with one of my “Bomber” conversions. Belongs to a chick. My friend Jake is a blacksmith and made a civil war era “U.S.” brand for the horse saddlebag. He pulled it red hot out of his forge and marked that bag for good. Danny Franssen from Belgium and quite a few other european chopper builders have been using the single bag on the primary side for decades. I was saving these old beat up ones for years hoping to do it someday. I’ve seen american pictures of the single bag in use from the sixties, but the europeans were the first place I’d ever seen it.

The head light deal is a notched new H-D springer light with the stock headlight bracket flipped around backwards to sink the headlight deep into the Fat Boy tins. (I cut a hole in it.) You may have seen this look from Cole Foster before…Fork boots are new factory Sportster. The wheels were made right at my shop. Ungodly expensive super complicated and extremely rare. Probably the greatest wheels that will ever be created by anyone EVER and will make my name live beyond eternity.

Currently finishing up a 150 h.p. FAT TIRE bike with a suicide clutch and a tank shift too. Tons of metalflake etc etc. A flat track style NINETEEN SEVENTY NINE (most desirable and highest quality Sportster ever built) commuter and a spindly ‘67 BSA with 23″ wheels.

Don’t ever let nerd love, the t.v. or “cool” people tell you what to build. DO WHATEVER THE FUCK YOU WANT. (You can only do the same thing for so long, then the lame happens….)

Comment on PRODUCT REVIEW TUESDAYS: MOONSHINE IN NEW YORK? by Stoner

Stoner — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 03:57:01 +0000

We’ll bet they just might, Ant! As long as it’s either a ‘40 Ford coupe or a ‘57 Ford hardtop…