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JRPC entrance lineup

This lineup greets you when you enter the shop.

More Fins and JPRC

It's always like magic, everytime I show up at the shop Jason's got some "new" cool vintage parts to pass by me. Check out the cooling fins for panhead covers that he got. I've only seen photos of stuff like this, great to handle up close.

Vintage molding and paint

Another shot of this neat tank that Jason picked up a while ago now.

Jason - Motor Building Mania

I haven't been able to get out to the shop lately but keep regular contact with Jason. He's on a Motor building rampage. Lucas's Pan photos grabbed from Jason's FB page. He's done like a dozen motors since December and still has a whole bunch more on the way.

JPRC Action shot

Pressure is on, kick start photo.

JPRC - Knuckles

Knuckles in the shop office at JPRC. Always a nice to see.

Jason's 62

Lifted these photos from Jason, the 62 went to its new home while I was out of the country. Super fun bike, it was hard for Jason to see it go for sure.

Go visit Jason @ JPRC

Drop by and check out JPRC. Jason's got the goods, skills and stories to keep you entertained. I also dropped some tees there for anyone that was interested too. Thanks for your help Jason! Much appreciated as usual.

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving

"The guy taking the pics is never in the pics", was not the case yesterday. My wife came along with me to Jason's place and did a little shooting of the shooting. Jason and I both had to be places in the evening but thought it would be fun to mess around for an hour or so and take some quick photos of the 62 again before it's on it's way. The first 4 photos are take by my wife of me trying to look I like I've got a handle on things! Last 3 shots are a few that came out interesting. For the riding shots, we didn't have time to set up properly, just took a few without switching shutter speeds and panning so it looks like Jason isn't even moving but he's actually hauling it! O.k. that's all for this weekend, have a Happy thanksgiving!

Hand made Lee Clutch Pedal

. . . by Jason at JPRC. Check it out, this is one of the ones that Jason made by hand for himself. It's on the shop bike now. Looking good.