Big thanks to MJ Reynolds for letting us display her work here!
DAY THREE – Yesterday on the Ferry to Nova Scotia with Bean’re & crew. 3 hour ride, docked, and off to rally headquarters – photographer Jack Mcintyre, Thurs., Sept. 2, 2010 on "The Bean’re Bailout Ride" to the Wharf Rat Rally in Digby.
All photos used by permission (c) Jack Mcintyre,bikerpics.org where you can view a complete set of the ride and 2010 Wharf Rat Rally.
Jeremy Johnson from Muttin Cycles has a 1992 FXR, that has 24000 original miles . It comes with progressive shocks, polished sliders, drag pipes and new tires. He states that this bike hauls ass.If you are interested, please call him 770 918 1561 or email him. You better do it quick, this baby is going to sell! He will be upgrading his shop with this sale
Ok, so I don’t normally use the magazine as a channel for selling my own stuff and this is not really that so here’s what I have. The bike that I rode on the Hoka Hey was bought for me to use by a friend who has a terminal illness but is such a die hard cat that he arranged for this bike to be ready for me from Rossmeyer’s Lauderdale. Now that the race is over and we’d like to get him his money back.
AEE Rigid sportster frame. With 89 1200 sporty motor. with skinny springer with rockers, axle and front wheel and matching aee gas tank
Motor comes with bill of sale,motor is from a reputable source and does run.
no axle with rear wheel, i basically sat it on there to make a roller.
motor hits on top of rear rocker box,but will take a minimum of work to make it clear.
$2500obo email me if interested.
I receive an email from our friend James in LV to let us know that his bike, known to many the Creeper, is currently for sale. This bike was built by Kutty Noteboom and has a lot of special one offs. To see more about the bike, check this out.
SMALL BATES, 9" wide by 13" long, good, runnable condition. Leather is soft and nice, one small tear seen in photos. Seat pan is in solid shape, as well. For more images on this product , check it out here. Email me for pricing
SUCKADUCKPUNK@YAHOO.COM
After a series of stops at Baker, then S&S and then New Orleans, my bike is finally torn apart at Vagabond Choppers in Ft. Lauderdale. Don and Athena have agreed to be my pit crew and have been doing pre-run service making sure that it will make the ride with no problems. In addition to the Baker DD6 and 106” S&S motor, they now have the task of putting the Progressive front and rear suspension, Cycle Electric charging system, RSD brake rotors and Metzler tires on the bike. They are also doing a laundry list of parts swapping that were supplied by Harley-Davidson.
Harley also came through for me in a big way with their MotorClothes. I have been a big fan of their FXRG gear for a long time now but mine was the first generation so it had been used pretty hard.
Since we have been invited to run with the Lakota, I remember my father telling me that it wouldn’t be proper manners to show up empty handed. Hell, that was all the way back when the American Indian Movement came through this part of Western Pennsylvania through the "Free Peltier" Campaign around ’77. Leonard Peltier, as it turns out, was arrested for his part in the 1975 shootout on the Pine Ridge Reservation, that’s right, the same one we now ride for on the Hoka Hey.
I was in awe of these cats with their traditional dress and teepee community. When my dad took me too meet the chief and his braves we presented him with fresh trout that we had caught for that purpose. I have always felt like the lessons he taught me along the way only come to me now as I need them. So in that same tradition I have set a little time aside each week to collect trout from the stream near my house to make the same offering of my own to the chief that is responsible for this run. On this day, the man upstairs saw fit to provide me with these two beautiful examples of Western Pennsylvania trout that I may find myself in their good graces. Hoka Hey baby!
To follow more, check out the Cycle Source Hoka Hey Blog at http://www.cyclesource.com/hokahey.htm
Seen this on Facebook and thought I would help spread the word.
1976 Shovelhead FXE Swingarm Bobber, second owner, fresh OEM motor and 4 spd. tranny, top o’line GMA brakes, Chandler Paint job, Pera seat, S&S Carb, fast and furious little sled with extra original parts. Garage kept, needs to be ridden.
$8,000 takes it. if you are interested, please contact Kat here
Stop the presses! Through a sponsorship deal with Indian Motorcycles Of Chicago, Rob Keller will be piloting a new Indian Chief Vintage in the Hoka Hey Challenge. In addition to the sponsorship, IMOC will be providing live GPS locators to Rob Keller on the Chief and Chris Callen on the Harley-Davidson. You will be able to tune into either the Cycle Source or Chicago Indian Dealer web sites to track the progress of the Hundred Years War LIVE!!! See how long they stop, how long they ride and more importantly who is in the lead. Right up till the very end H-D and Indian will be dueling it out live and personal as these two long time brothers go head to head in a battle that spans generations and has divided motorcycling itself for over 100 years. Who will come out on top? Only time will tell!
http://www.indianmotorcyclesofchicago.com/
