Denim Phenom

Call the state the bike is registered in.

I have built in wind protectors. Kind of like how alligators have that pre eyelid that these use when underwater.

I was hybrid before it was cool.

I got the motocross helmet because I wanted to protect my face yet still feel the wind.

I wear a shoei vfx-r or something like that in flat black. Full face motocross helmet.

It's a good thing it's all about opinions around here. My motorcycle is perfectly practical and I enjoy riding it. Even with the hardtail. Actually, I prefer the hardtail because I get a better feel for the road.

But that's just my opinion.

I'm not saying ride a flat. I'm just saying let a little air out.

I'd imagine that tire wear is the least of any motorcyclists worries on a road of people who drive like shit.

Yeah, that's why I said to avoid them. You could always let air out of the back tire and have a spring seat.

Avoid bumps.

It honestly isn't that bad. It only really sucks when I hit a pothole which I try to avoid.

You know what will have vibrations? That shoddy hardtail on your yamaha Ed.

Looks like you need to condition those before they crack.

Goat, looking good. Keep up that pace and she'll be sitting pretty in no time.

I've never been this excited about a pair of jeans before. The denim, details, and fit are absolutely amazing.

Ok, where can I get these?

I wish I lived near a factory store. Did they have any other engineer boots there?

Sometimes it's peace of mind having a shop do the work. I had a leak between my primary and tranny so rather than doing the work I paid a shop to do it right.

I obviously put it together wrong so chances were I'd screw it up again. Plus they dyno'd and tuned the bike, things I don't have the knowledge to do yet.

Those zero engineering bikes are cool but totally impractical.

79 sportster ironhead amf .hd yeay or nay?

A couple months ago I sent you a long list of bikes here in Las Vegas but you never replied to my e-mail. I was more than willing to help then, now, not so much. Good luck trying to get anyone to help you.

Kiya, that's awesome. I'd love to go there and take pictures some time.

Is anyone else bored? I just about fell asleep.

Yeah dude, nationwide.

An old roommate of mine always said that Thunderheaders (the pipes on that Dyna) look like a dog dick. From that moment on I've never liked them.

Dynas and FXRs are the new club bike. You can thank SOA for that, or maybe the HA inspired SOA.

Either way, everyone is jocking those bikes now.

Kiya, I can ride it during the winter if you don't want the oil to settle at the bottom of the cases.

Or just do burnouts in Self Edge, whichever you prefer.

Why do you need a middle man?

Normally I don't like ironheads but that one is just right. Even if you can't go more than 40 miles on that tank.

I like that he left the Indian script on there when it clearly isn't an Indian, right Ed?

The 60s ironhead engine looks nicer than the 70-80s because of the rocker covers. The symetrical ones are more appealing than the nonsymetrical ones.

Jack,

I really like this one.

http://www.chopcult.com/news/articles/bmw-bob-job.html

An old cafe Beamer is on my list.

Your buddy is smarter than I am. I really wish that I had just hard tailed my softail frame so then i'd have a '94 rather than an un-insurable special construction bike with no value.

I like that triumph in the background too. Is that a shop in Brooklyn?

Metal flake tanks are too bad, so long as you don't go crazy. I think I might have my father in law paint a tank for me. I'm thinking white pearl with some crazy feathers going on.