The Blog

Late Friday Closeup

Haven't been doing these for a while. This closeup is late, a shot of the writing on Jason's Pan tank.

imogene + willie

Always curious to see who drops by the blog. Many months ago, I noticed that traffic was coming from the imogene + willie web site, a Nashville based purveyors of bespoke denim and other goods, out of a retrofitted gas station. Matt and Carrie Eddmonson, a young couple from Kentucky started this brand. Recently some of their people contacted me to let me know that Matt is a motorcycle enthusiast who goes for rides when time permits and is a fan of the blog. That was great to hear. Their space, products and brand look fantastic, some really sharp looking vids for promotion. I like the look and am glad another motorcycle enthusiast digs what we are up too. Check out the vid below and some pics.

Oh the memories

Screen caps from the video a few years back, first day kicking over the bike, first time riding it . . . so glad I have this documented.

Dennis's Ironhead

This is one awesome ironhead. I never get sick of it. Looks great on the road too. Second pic is with the JPRC shop pan. Pics are from outside of the Baitshop. Got some good shots there.

Vintage 45 photo

Shots like this are my favourite. From Shiun Craft Works, Joe Leonard & Tom Sifton.

Finned Primary

This is one of the best looking sides of any bike that you will ever see. Love the primary side on Jason's pan.

Soul Seekers - Jason and Stony

Two of the guys that are the reason why I have a bike on the road. Pure inspiration, Jason Parker and Stony Smith. Thank you guys.

Soul Seekers - More Thanks

Thanks to Real Skateboards for sponsoring the show, the decks around the Baitshop looked tight. Thanks to Levi's for stepping up for the show. Thanks to the Crow's Nest for sponsoring the show and for the helmet Raffle.

Soul Seekers - Thanks Pabst

Thanks to Pabst for keeping everyone hydrated for the evening!

Soul Seekers - Thank you Ryan

Ryan of King Shit magazine has been a great supporter of this event since the beginning. Without him there's no way this would have gone down. I had an opportunity to meet with him briefly. I hope our paths cross again soon. Thanks King Shit Mag and Ryan!