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Few weeks ago I acquired the Ed Roth brush and I've been hooked ever since: I knew I needed some more brushes than this so I picked these bad boys up on amazon: Don't have any images of my pinstriping yet but they're nothing worth seeing anyways. lol.

This bike I built merely for the sake of looks. You CANNOT for the life of you ride this thing because the forks threaded part is too short to fit where the stem connects so when you turn the darn thing the fork goes one way in the opposite direction of where you are turning. A bloody mess I...

Back in 2012 I started building Janis as a long fork bike. Well I wasn't too satisfied about that. So I threw on a smaller fork, and that was pretty okay as well but I still wasn't satisfied. My biggest problem was up until now I didn't have a bank account or a credit card to be legit parts to...

MHBC started off in a bad neighborhood then settled into the parents gragae, all in 2012. as of 2013, i run operations from my apartment kitchen which is surprisingly roomy :3 Use my basement storage unit to host all builds and loose parts Very private, very queit, and very relaxing atmosphere...

Come saturday im gonna be starting TIG welding out at the community college here in Cedar Rapids, was orriginally going so i can learn as of means to build chopper bicycle frames and forks, but now ive taken personal interest in actually seeking employment out of it, my hopes now is to get into...

MHBC's been going through a rough patch since the departure of ways between me and my old parts guy. Been able to tackle a couple of bikes at once, now i'm barely able to handle one. Moneys been tight in our budget since the fiscal cliff fiasco and the raising of taxes... not lookin for...

My favorite harley of all time. Would love to have one with white walls like on this one: http://www.bikerplaza.com/image/cls/Har ... hony-2.jpg Post your awesome Fat Boy pics :)

Est. 2009 by brother Fatty (me) Current members: 2 (Initiation is tough) We try to stay local and off the radar, Meaning we're not wanting to be global. We're all about the freedom and thrill of riding. Bound down by the chains of corporate america and unfair reality, as outsiders in a world of...

The longest ive gone was only 29" anybody done longer?

Any of you cats familiar with Gary Batchelder? He's my step grandpa :3 And to alot of yah old school car and hot rod fans

I apologize to those who do not have a facebook; I cannot get the photo link to actually post it on the site. But nontheless here is my completed long fork bike Phantom Janis! (Fork and painted frame courtesy of Chad at Slow Riderz Chop Shop Palo, IA) https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2...

Exclude the Mags and the fork and this is what she'll look like. This will be the bike the long fork will go on. More photos to come but this is all I could do for now so dont hate on me. http://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=15 ... _map.Array

All it needs is the right sized seat post then it'll be complete: http://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=15 ... _map.Array

Only $100 but It dont run haha XD. It's a really nice fixer upper project though. I really dont care about how much money it'll cost me just as long as I have fun doing it and when It's done it looks like nothing was wrong to begin with :P It's a 1981 Yamaha 650 Twins Type E.

Who else is a big fanatic of his works in Easyrider and his magazine publications? http://www.cruisingoods.com/motorcyclep ... earsbg.jpg http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-S-7WoHp5E1Y/T ... ng-500.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... e_Mann.jpg RIP Brother.

Me and Chad of Slow Riders Chop shop have teamed up and are making a 38 1/2 inch fork for my Phantom Janis build. Orriginally I just wanted a normal sized fork, but then I got thinkin', "dude youve been building these plain old bikes for months now, why not break in the chopperesque you've...

last night i had a dream that i met a bike builder that build bicycles out of full sized motorcycles. Its possible, yes, but what caught my attention was this bicycle he built from a Harley fat boy. The tires were completely flanged. just when you would pedal the rubber flange flew up then...

Im almost finished with my Cicada Killer bike that I built from a Huffy "Wrangler" frame. It's the orriginal frame but I have no idea what year it's actually from. I'm planning a bike viewing soon....HELP!!

http://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=14 ... _map.Array I would give anything for that Cotton Picker... theyre almost $2,000 on ebay :C

Picked it up for $75 dollars at an antique shop. :3 http://images02.olx.cl/ui/5/28/52/12694 ... tisima.jpg Not a pic I took but it's the exact bike so excited!