I won't be posting for a little bit. I'll be back.

It's been really hot the last few days. We're about a mile or so from the ocean and escaped the summer's heat this year, but not...

El Camino can be a hard show to completely take in. The show opens at 8 a.m. and is basically over by noon. Yes trophies are announced arou...

... I bought my first motorcycle. I was stubborn. Right or wrong, I wouldn't by a motorcycle until I could afford a Harley. I thought sp...

The 35th Annual El Camino Antique Motorcycle Show is this coming Saturday. In some ways that statement isn't true. I don't know how ...

Here's a couple of pre-White Bear shots in it's silver phase before Joe went all out custom on it. ...and after he sold it. Correcti...

This ad always puzzled me. I remember seeing it and wondering, could this possibly be White Bear repainted with some minor cosmetic changes...

That's not a peace sign... the blog is 2 years old today.

In a former post on the Choppers Magazine July '71 issue, I commented that I thought this was Dick Allen, but it didn't quite match ...

This month marks a couple of anniversaries. Thirty five years ago, I bought my first motorcycle, a 1971 XLCH Sportster. September 19, 1975. ...

One of the (true), Myths in Chopper History I remember lores like this being told more than once in the chopper magazines of yesterdays. Th...

I especially love David Mann's early work, and love seeing artist's work that I've never seen before. So, when Joe Hurst first t...

About a week ago, I got an email saying I was voted a Top Motorcycle Blog. I don't know how it happened or how legit it really is. I sin...

I always wondered? One of Joe's favorite shots. Before we met in person, I asked Joe, why was such a colorful bike, named White Bear? H...

Joe Hurst called me up yesterday and suggested we meet at the former location of Dick's shop in North Redondo. Dick Allen worked out of ...