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| Here is my next project a 1966 Triumph chopper given to me by my good friend Don when my Father passed away. It was the most touching gesture given to me in my time of loss. The former owner Don rode her here from California in 1969 and put her away. I guess she's just been |
| Buie, our ace leather worker here, is having a swing arm made for his o.i.f. Triumph to carry a 250 rear tire and a jack shaft system to drive it. Check out his leather work and his BAD ASS TRIUMPH BOBBER! |
| From a classic Kawasaki Powered complete custom to a brand new M109R Suzuki, anything you want it to be built around. Don't pay attention to what the kewl kids are doing, what looks good to you is what dictates your bikes design. Bikes designed by consensus all look the same. M109R Suzuki below with the Hotshoe Customs fender kit, above is a Hotshoe Customs Fortune Cookie Kawasaki Rigid custom |
