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Nakano on the ZX-RR Kwak...

A REAL pizza pie....

996 Duc....

The 1 & only....

Finally washed the winter's dirt off the car today...heading to ID tomorrow for a coupla appointments for the Mrs.- be back Thursday afternoon. Got another ride in again earlier today... It would pretty cool to live right up against those trees... go camping right out your back door...

JK, ED, & Juan all on REAL Grand Prix machinery....

WTF....just because you can, doesn't mean you should That thing better have a straight-8 or a V12 under the hood to make it worth it.

Nothin' quite like a Earl the Pearl's paint job....if you wanted it done right, you had to do all the prep work yourself!

Clean '55 Chevy pickup....

A pair of CCM's for the viewing.... the 2nd one looks to have a longer swingarm/wheelbase...

Me neither mate.... pretty healthy looking carb on that beast too... I'll have to send that pic to my brother as he's quite the trials fan....see if he's familiar with it.

He just might consider that a compliment there Bob....

Kinda rare Husky Trials....

Flyin' Fred on the RC30...

Dual steering....

Nope...waaay too expensive for a Cad jockey's budget. Cremation alone will cost plenty. I was just looking for a hill to climb that wasn't too far away & honing my skills sliding around on the gravel a bit...

Really been feeling age taking it's toll lately....lower back aching from the fall I took from 1 of the last motorbikes I owned 13 yrs. ago... finally got the led outta my arse today & took the Mullet for a spin up to (of all places) the Elgin marble orchard in between spitting rain sessions... Cool to still see a few snow patches left in the hills just outside of town... View south down Cemetary rd. hill, where I've seen an indicated 38mph...Twice Best part was my lower back stopped aching after a good ride today...

Maybe some of you guys' Ancestors?....

Renzo Pasolini on a 250-4cyl Benelli...

I used to work w/ a guy who ran with the HA's back in the 60's....the "Berdue" chapter where Sonny Barger's from...& where he got his club name of Animal. He also did 3 tours of duty in Viet Nam as a medic....some crazy-ass stories that guy had!...doing China White in his coffee every morning & EVERY room in his house had a loaded gun in it. He had a degree in AutoCad & was a helluva Cad jockey

'79 Trans-Atlantic battle...

Joseph OR back in the day... that sign is still there today...