my grandmother

i need to get an actual scan of this. unfortunately, i could only snap a pic with my camera phone. blurry as all get out. i NEED a proper scan of this and plan on getting one asap!

other dimensions

olympia

seattle

Baby Moon Hub Cap

i found a few old baby moon hub caps in my dad's garage. i also found a sweet intake manifold and a four barrel carb.

'75 Shovelhead FXE

I really love my bike. You can save your opinions about AMF for someone who rides a twinkie.

the fugitives '67

this is a photo of my dad's band from the 60's. a bunch of greasers playing surf rock. he is the drummer. i play drums now in a couple of bands. i have a legacy to live up to.

lebanon valley memories

The Amen Savior Frame

About a year and a half ago, I almost bought the panhead pictured below. I loved the plunger frame look but heard a lot of negative feedback about how they handled so I passed. I still like the way it looks.

I saw another plunger frame bike on Church of Choppers recently and started thinking about the Amen Savior frame. From what I've read, the Savior got its name from "Save Your Ass". That and it ties in nicely with a company name like Amen which was an achronym for American Motorcycle ENgineering.

I found these ads for the Amen Savior frame floating around the interweb.

More can be found at hondachopper.com and http://vintage-original-ads.com/

art

more from laconia '09

funny cars

'65 Wildcat

M-50

rotary jet 80

saturday mechanic

more of my dad's cars

the '69 chevelle.




and the '66 chevelle super sport.

xs650

the best twin the british never made.

what makes a man, mr. lebowski?

is it, being prepared to do the right thing? Whatever the price? Isn't that what makes a man?



Sure. That and a '75 FXE.

heavy

jj's cycle end of season bike show

the cousins go to laconia, nh 2009