4-Sale SOLD 1984 original paint super-glide tank. Go to my parts page (MCparts) , for more pics. Origins, last of their kind. My new ...

Now, I don't want you to get the impression that most South Bay Bikes had goose-necks. It's just that after Rich's comment in t...

....Chopper's, that is. This one sports some typical South Bay features. A long Dick Allen/Fats/Sugar Bear Type Springer, 2 into one col...

Every now and then I get questions from readers in regards to certain David Mann illustrations. Here's the latest inquiry from Scott: I ...

I was blown away when Joe Hurst sent me these photos from 1968. This was Joe's first Harley. While building it sometime around 1967-68, ...

I'm temporarily recycling last year's art for this month's header. Hope to have a new one in a day or so.

and ready to roll. I should be posting again on a regular basis. I really need to make a new header for October!

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...