Have a "Safe Insane" one.

I read and have many more blogs bookmarked than just those listed in my right column. They are the most visited and therefore it's in di...

After the last post, it only seems natural to bookend it with this shot of Joe Hurst on White Bear. Joe (circa 1973), in Iowa on a cross cou...

Bruce Parrish (circa 1972), rode his first chopper from CA to New York twice. While there, a friend made this poster. Bruce said only one po...

I was busy during the beginning of the month then left town for 2 1/2 weeks, so I couldn't post or put up a new header. While away, I st...

Another Balls to the Walls fully dressed Harley. Sorry about the lack of posts (been busy), and it's probably going to stay that way unt...

The bike in this image is from The Leather Works ad from the September 1975 Street Chopper I've had since new. I've looked at this b...

I always think folks from the past would be puzzled and or amazed by the strange combinations of stuff that emerges. Can you imagine telling...

I have some Drag Specialties Holy Pegs for sale in my parts blog. For more info and additional photos, click here or on the MC Parts banner...

...found in Dudley's Basement ‹link The Imposter was one of the coolest choppers of all time (in my opinion), and it ain't a Harle...

This months header's art is from a small painting I did of a friends bike back in 1995. If my memory is correct, it was a rare 1942 mod...

It's been a long time since I last did an Art of the Engine post, so here's two old crusty nuggets. A recent non running barn fi...

..you were different, a rebel, or thought it was cool to wear a Harley shirt? From the Pre-Evo era. I bought this one at the Orange Cou...

Actually, he just thought I'd like this old school '67 dresser from Sturgis. The tail piece is outrageous and those lanterns reall...

I've been slow posting. Once you start one of these dang blogs, you constantly feel obligated to keep posting new stuff all the time. Us...

A little while ago, Joe Hurst sent this shot of a buddy's Knucklehead from an old car/bike show. Joe was a judge at the show and gav...

This will likely be the last full post I do on the show. Not to mention, by now, you've probably seen most of the same bikes over and o...

...well, sort of. I thought I had read somewhere that it still existed. Blog reader Stu, sent an email to let me know it's on freewh33l...

I did this drawing sometime in 1973 and you can clearly see the influence of the two bikes below. Much of the general design was inspired fr...

There is so much going on with this 1966 Electra-Glide and it's display it's almost hard to figure out what is what. Mirrors, lights...

Here's a drawing I did either late in 72, or early 73. Long bikes were still in but getting lower. No high seats and pipes. The performa...

The story of Dick Allen's/Joe Hurst's Chrome Frame Bike is complex and varied. At one time, Joe pulled the running gear out to put ...