Pictures of your Motorcycle

[Strodder]

My son made the House Of Colors calendar also with his S-10.

[vectorit]

70 shorty, I have seen this bike around. I remember saying to myself, now that is a paint job!

Very nice!

My '97 FLH has custom paint work, but it's getting old and tired but it still gets compliments. So it's all good, since it looks like no other out there.

[70-Shorty]

Originally Posted by Strodder

Very impressive. Congrats

Originally Posted by Strodder

My son made the House Of Colors calendar also with his S-10.

Where does your son work, i also remember seeing this S-10 on HoK's website...

Originally Posted by vectorit

70 shorty, I have seen this bike around. I remember saying to myself, now that is a paint job!

Very nice!

My '97 FLH has custom paint work, but it's getting old and tired but it still gets compliments. So it's all good, since it looks like no other out there.

Post up a pic, i'd like to see it. I also had a 92 FLHTC that i did as a "street glide" long before harley did.....i loved that bike!

Thank you for all the compliments. My bike is probably the most fun i have...it gets a lot of looks and it has taken me all over, to most of the western states and i normally ride it every day, hell i use it like a pickup truck doing minor sign installs.
I was also in Hot Bike Baggers Mag with it in June of 09.
http://www.baggersmag.com/features/0...g/viewall.html
so needless to say i've been lucky in how my bike was received.

Next up is flaming my 70 Truck.
Again, thanks for the props.
Tim

[Strodder]

We both had a shops called Sportruck Specialties at the time. He now owns Lossa Engineering building Cafe Racer bikes. He's on Cafe Racer in HD Theater also. He'll be on the new episodes coming up at I think the end of October.

[welsh kev]

I've owned Harleys for 22 years, and had motorbikes since I was 16.... more years ago than I care to count!

Here's the current stable;



My WLC, just done a top end overhaul earlier this year then completed a 1200 mile tour round Holland and Belgium.



2005 XL1200R, the "push button and go" Harley, alongside my 1972 XLCH which I'm restoring back to factory colors. Here's the gas tank already done;



..... and finally, my wife's 883 Hugger.




Here's a few of my previous bikes;



77 FLH with ex-g/f on back.




42 WLA, owned that for 5 years 1995-2000; for the first two years of that it was my only wheels.



1992 FLHS; good bike but very bland compared to the Shovel and the 45.



My old 3TA back in the mid-90's; mobile oil leak!



And finally, my CB72 which I wish I hadn't sold. Grerat little bike which was more than a match for a single-carb Triumph twice its size!

Note the patination of the owner!