VISE GRIP - 74's FOREVER - NEW SHIRT!

so we got a new shirt on the block. we love it. hope you do too! this is a limited edition (for now anyway) get em while you can. the large design is on the FRONT and the #1 logo is smaller on the back. get 'em here.

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Nick's 45 Chopper Build

Some progress shots of Nick's flathead. Much more to come.

Slick

I scored this 18x4 Avon slick in a parts trade with an old triumph racer.

Front Row Parking

Oil Tank

Luke and I modified a Panhead oil tank for Nick's 45 chopper.

Pans

Brian's pan is rolling under it's own power and looking mighty fine.

riser bushings back in stock

theyre in the store--------> or click here if youre lazy. thank you drive through.

maybe logged 70 miles so far. got 1 kick starts twice this morning. maybe a little gas leak in that tank. hope not. its small at least. runnin so good. dan killed it on the motor, thanks bro! just workin out the little kinks now and in a few hundred miles back down for paint. hell yeah!!

couple pics of where im at with the white bike. been stashin and collectin for quite some time now and bacon hooked me up right with the motor, thanks man. comin together nicely.

just givin some props...

in addition to the cover of the latest show class mag, briza recently did a shirt for fuct clothing. you can get one: here.

pan shovel anyone?

our buddy joey the fish is selling his 1949 pan shovel up on the ebay right now. ive seen this bike in person a couple times and its a real work of art so if youre in the market nows the time...

Revenge Run III Video

The guys over at Death Science put together a video from their Revenge Run.  Looks like a blast!

Trip Report - Part 4

After the bad ass stop off at East Bay, I was stoked to have some quiet time on the road.  We headed Southeast toward Trinity and took our time.  I love Texas highways.  We rolled into Trinity and got to White's garage, our camp spot, around dusk.  Ric White is one cool ass motherfucker.  He mostly does cars, but hes got a killer '60 Pan/shovel that screams.  We took a drive through the pasture so Andy and Ric could talk to the Wizard by the pond and a HUGE fucking snake struck at my boot when we almost ran it over.  It was a sobering moment for sure.  As usual things got just barely below out of hand.  There was blood, there was lost boots,  keep an eye out for trinity 911 coming out soon on CMT.  There were no cops, but there was some bikini boxing.  You're gonna have to hit Tyler up for those pics, I didn't take any.  Pancho kicked off the following morning and we spent 4 days riding all through Central Texas, coolin' off in the river and bad ass Texas bbq.  Stanley bailed after 2 days to go to a "more sensible run" he called ours "a real black t-shirt affair" I also overheard him call my '66 a "late model bike" to one of his old buddies on the celluphone.  Fucker.  I had the pleasure of meeting a cool motherfucker named Jimmi from Florida, and re-meeting some great people i hadn't seen since the last Pancho i was on in 2010.  Outkasts and horrors are cool as shit crews.  I bet you could rent Troy, Keith and Tony for parties, it would be worth it (if you have insurance).  Lots of riding great roads, 335, 336 & 337 aka - three sisters was one highlight.  It's like riding an amusement park ride, where you could die. totally amazing.  I got some props from Cory aka: innocent bystander for handling those curves on my deathtrap, which means a lot to me coming from such a bad ass fabricator.  We went to an antique motorcycle museum in the middle of nowhere.  I drank so much Red Bull i should get a sponsorship.  We hung out in some really cool old bars, including one called Rileys that has been open since 1933.  First bar in Texas after prohibition or so they say.  We ate good too.  I ran out of gas twice but neither time was too much of a pain.  Thanks Rob.  Fuck Costa Rica man, you belong in Texas.  The word is that this is the last year for the Pancho run, but there's already some mumblings of what's coming next.  Maybe it'll be called something else, hell I don't care what its called as long as I can ride with such a bad ass group of people again I'll be fine.  Hasta la vista, Pancho.

After 10 days on the road, I ate this pork chop.  It ruled.  The following day I white knuckled it back home to Austin.  It's good to be back home.

Trip Report - Part 3

After a day and a half of sittin' around the bbq (and the vcr) we headed out toward Trinity to start the Pancho Run, but made a stop at Stanley's friend Dave's shop, East Bay American Motorcycles in Ennis, Texas.  I wasn't sure what to expect but to say I was not disappointed would be an understatement.  Dave has been running this shop forever, in a building that's over 100 years old.  Tons of amazing bikes and Dave was nice enough to take some time to show us around and give us some background on some really amazing bikes.  If you're ever in Ennis, do yourself a favor and check it out.