Went camping with Lil Mike over the 4th of July. I love riding with this guy because he'll ride anywhere! And the shittier the roads, the faster we ride. Seriously, it's kinda retarded.
Notice that the tracks come from the other side of the snow field! It took an hour to hump both bikes across, but it was worth it. What you cant see is the 4x4 Durango that got stuck when the driver decided that if we could make it so could he. I'm 99% sure that if he ever made it out, he's divorced by now...
Provisions.
Notice that the tracks come from the other side of the snow field! It took an hour to hump both bikes across, but it was worth it. What you cant see is the 4x4 Durango that got stuck when the driver decided that if we could make it so could he. I'm 99% sure that if he ever made it out, he's divorced by now...
Provisions.
The Hell You Say!
Ebony magazine, December, 1966
It amazes me what has been lost in the campaign for cultural sensitivity and political correctness. Try publishing this today and see how far it gets. It's a very different world children...
It amazes me what has been lost in the campaign for cultural sensitivity and political correctness. Try publishing this today and see how far it gets. It's a very different world children...
Things fall apart
Contrary to popular belief, I really don't like working on this bike--I just fix shit when it breaks. Unfortunately, I seem to break a lot of shit... The result has been a sort of roadside evolution: something breaks, I repair/replace it with someting that's laying around and then move on.
I heard Swazi Mike tell somebody "You don't build the problems out of a chopper, you ride the problems out..."
I heard Swazi Mike tell somebody "You don't build the problems out of a chopper, you ride the problems out..."
Tally to date: 2 engines, 3 girlfriends, 1 broken leg, 11 frame repairs, 3 jobs, 1 garage fire, and 3 transmissions. A pretty small price all-in-all.
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