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Senin, 06 Desember 2010
Sabtu, 09 Oktober 2010
Reader Ride! Triumph Trophy 250 from Portland, OR
UPDATE: Contact info is: Andrew Wilson
I'll leave it up for a week or so.
Andrew Writes in:
Hello Steve,
I don't do a lot of "for sale" post but this is one of my favorites. Wish I could buy it myself.
andruu4@hotmail.com
Andrew Writes in:
Hello Steve,
Just wanted to share some pictures of what was my daily rider this season. It is a back to bone stock 1970 Triumph Trophy 250. Matching numbers with the original paint on the tank. It is actually for sale if you could maybe post it to try to help me out. The wife and I are relocating cross country soon and she said I have to pick one motorcycle to go... darn.
Great site!
Thanks
Andrew
I don't do a lot of "for sale" post but this is one of my favorites. Wish I could buy it myself.
Reader Ride! Triumph Trophy 250 from Portland, OR
I'll leave it up for a week or so.
Andrew Writes in:
Hello Steve,
I don't do a lot of "for sale" post but this is one of my favorites. Wish I could buy it myself.
Andrew Writes in:
Hello Steve,
Just wanted to share some pictures of what was my daily rider this season. It is a back to bone stock 1970 Triumph Trophy 250. Matching numbers with the original paint on the tank. It is actually for sale if you could maybe post it to try to help me out. The wife and I are relocating cross country soon and she said I have to pick one motorcycle to go... darn.
Great site!
Thanks
Andrew
I don't do a lot of "for sale" post but this is one of my favorites. Wish I could buy it myself.
Kamis, 07 Oktober 2010
Rabu, 29 September 2010
Minggu, 26 September 2010
Rabu, 22 September 2010
Reader Ride. Outstnding Triumph Bobber.
Lee Thiessen from Canada send in the gorgeous Triumph Bobber. That a stunner. Hits just the right notes.
Thank You Lee!
Thank You Lee!
Reader Ride. Outstnding Triumph Bobber.
Lee Thiessen from Canada send in the gorgeous Triumph Bobber. That a stunner. Hits just the right notes.
Thank You Lee!
Thank You Lee!
Minggu, 05 September 2010
Reader Rides. Beautifully Built And Photographed Triumphs From Artist James Willis
James Writes in:
Cool site Man.
James
Thanks James. For those of you interested in his work I did some searching and found what I'm pretty sure is his site here: http://www.headdownhelmeton.com/ and samples of his motorcycle related work here: http://www.artofthebike.com/store.php?crn=210
Excellent stuff.
James if I missed anything I'd appreciate it if you could set me straight. Thanks.
Update: I found the following description of the first bike below, written by James on the Chopper Nation Website Direct Link Here
"I'm a professional "post modern impressionist cityscape painter" and as it turns out, accidental bike builder. This bike, "Edgar Allan Poe", is the direct result of a collector of my paintings commenting on the funky look of my personal bike, which led to the funky look of her personal bike, which led to rebuilding of a couple of bikes in my studio which led to the ground up build of "Edgar". All the leather work, painting, gold-leafing and assembly was done in my studio at West 57th Street but, thanks to several near death experiences with previous builds, my studio mates kindly requested the engine "get the F*^$# done somewhere else". My friend Dave did the honors building a pristine motor for me and we moved engine shells back and forth so I could keep the spirit of the bike intact.
650 cc Triumph powerplant
38 Harley Springer front end
model T oil headlamp rewired for "'lectric"
custom leather and leather seat on Biltwell (what else-all my seats now are on Biltwell pans)
most of the goldleaf done on my Wife's dinning room table (while she was in Europe with the kids)
because, or did I mention, no heat in the warehouse because of some other near death experiences . Artist, as it turns out, are quite flammable.
I show the bikes with paintings and drawings done of the bikes as one piece of Art. There are so many bike builders whose bikes become Art. I'm a working artist whose Art, well, sorta became a bike.
James"
Cool site Man.
James
Thanks James. For those of you interested in his work I did some searching and found what I'm pretty sure is his site here: http://www.headdownhelmeton.com/ and samples of his motorcycle related work here: http://www.artofthebike.com/store.php?crn=210
Excellent stuff.
James if I missed anything I'd appreciate it if you could set me straight. Thanks.
Update: I found the following description of the first bike below, written by James on the Chopper Nation Website Direct Link Here
"I'm a professional "post modern impressionist cityscape painter" and as it turns out, accidental bike builder. This bike, "Edgar Allan Poe", is the direct result of a collector of my paintings commenting on the funky look of my personal bike, which led to the funky look of her personal bike, which led to rebuilding of a couple of bikes in my studio which led to the ground up build of "Edgar". All the leather work, painting, gold-leafing and assembly was done in my studio at West 57th Street but, thanks to several near death experiences with previous builds, my studio mates kindly requested the engine "get the F*^$# done somewhere else". My friend Dave did the honors building a pristine motor for me and we moved engine shells back and forth so I could keep the spirit of the bike intact.
650 cc Triumph powerplant
38 Harley Springer front end
model T oil headlamp rewired for "'lectric"
custom leather and leather seat on Biltwell (what else-all my seats now are on Biltwell pans)
most of the goldleaf done on my Wife's dinning room table (while she was in Europe with the kids)
because, or did I mention, no heat in the warehouse because of some other near death experiences . Artist, as it turns out, are quite flammable.
I show the bikes with paintings and drawings done of the bikes as one piece of Art. There are so many bike builders whose bikes become Art. I'm a working artist whose Art, well, sorta became a bike.
James"
Reader Rides. Beautifully Built And Photographed Triumphs From Artist James Willis
James Writes in:
Cool site Man.
James
Thanks James. For those of you interested in his work I did some searching and found what I'm pretty sure is his site here: http://www.headdownhelmeton.com/ and samples of his motorcycle related work here: http://www.artofthebike.com/store.php?crn=210
Excellent stuff.
James if I missed anything I'd appreciate it if you could set me straight. Thanks.
Update: I found the following description of the first bike below, written by James on the Chopper Nation Website Direct Link Here
"I'm a professional "post modern impressionist cityscape painter" and as it turns out, accidental bike builder. This bike, "Edgar Allan Poe", is the direct result of a collector of my paintings commenting on the funky look of my personal bike, which led to the funky look of her personal bike, which led to rebuilding of a couple of bikes in my studio which led to the ground up build of "Edgar". All the leather work, painting, gold-leafing and assembly was done in my studio at West 57th Street but, thanks to several near death experiences with previous builds, my studio mates kindly requested the engine "get the F*^$# done somewhere else". My friend Dave did the honors building a pristine motor for me and we moved engine shells back and forth so I could keep the spirit of the bike intact.
650 cc Triumph powerplant
38 Harley Springer front end
model T oil headlamp rewired for "'lectric"
custom leather and leather seat on Biltwell (what else-all my seats now are on Biltwell pans)
most of the goldleaf done on my Wife's dinning room table (while she was in Europe with the kids)
because, or did I mention, no heat in the warehouse because of some other near death experiences . Artist, as it turns out, are quite flammable.
I show the bikes with paintings and drawings done of the bikes as one piece of Art. There are so many bike builders whose bikes become Art. I'm a working artist whose Art, well, sorta became a bike.
James"
Cool site Man.
James
Thanks James. For those of you interested in his work I did some searching and found what I'm pretty sure is his site here: http://www.headdownhelmeton.com/ and samples of his motorcycle related work here: http://www.artofthebike.com/store.php?crn=210
Excellent stuff.
James if I missed anything I'd appreciate it if you could set me straight. Thanks.
Update: I found the following description of the first bike below, written by James on the Chopper Nation Website Direct Link Here
"I'm a professional "post modern impressionist cityscape painter" and as it turns out, accidental bike builder. This bike, "Edgar Allan Poe", is the direct result of a collector of my paintings commenting on the funky look of my personal bike, which led to the funky look of her personal bike, which led to rebuilding of a couple of bikes in my studio which led to the ground up build of "Edgar". All the leather work, painting, gold-leafing and assembly was done in my studio at West 57th Street but, thanks to several near death experiences with previous builds, my studio mates kindly requested the engine "get the F*^$# done somewhere else". My friend Dave did the honors building a pristine motor for me and we moved engine shells back and forth so I could keep the spirit of the bike intact.
650 cc Triumph powerplant
38 Harley Springer front end
model T oil headlamp rewired for "'lectric"
custom leather and leather seat on Biltwell (what else-all my seats now are on Biltwell pans)
most of the goldleaf done on my Wife's dinning room table (while she was in Europe with the kids)
because, or did I mention, no heat in the warehouse because of some other near death experiences . Artist, as it turns out, are quite flammable.
I show the bikes with paintings and drawings done of the bikes as one piece of Art. There are so many bike builders whose bikes become Art. I'm a working artist whose Art, well, sorta became a bike.
James"
Jumat, 03 September 2010
Reader Ride. Well Sorted Triumph Thrux... oops correction... T100 Cafe.
Filip Vukovic Sends in sends in some pics of his nicely sorted Cafe'd T100
He writes:
Hey Mate,
I have been following your lovely blog for a while (keeps me sane at work) and I thought that you guys might like my modest little steed.
It was a 2003 Bonnie T100 and now she’s a little racer!
Mods are nothing to flash but a 904cc big bore and some bits and pieces keeps things interesting.
I will have to send multiple emails as my work email won’t let me send all the photos at once.
Love the site man; it’s a great mix of bikes. Keep up the good work!!
Regards
He writes:
Hey Mate,
I have been following your lovely blog for a while (keeps me sane at work) and I thought that you guys might like my modest little steed.
It was a 2003 Bonnie T100 and now she’s a little racer!
Mods are nothing to flash but a 904cc big bore and some bits and pieces keeps things interesting.
I will have to send multiple emails as my work email won’t let me send all the photos at once.
Love the site man; it’s a great mix of bikes. Keep up the good work!!
Regards
Reader Ride. Well Sorted Triumph Thrux... oops correction... T100 Cafe.
Filip Vukovic Sends in sends in some pics of his nicely sorted Cafe'd T100
He writes:
Hey Mate,
I have been following your lovely blog for a while (keeps me sane at work) and I thought that you guys might like my modest little steed.
It was a 2003 Bonnie T100 and now she’s a little racer!
Mods are nothing to flash but a 904cc big bore and some bits and pieces keeps things interesting.
I will have to send multiple emails as my work email won’t let me send all the photos at once.
Love the site man; it’s a great mix of bikes. Keep up the good work!!
Regards
He writes:
Hey Mate,
I have been following your lovely blog for a while (keeps me sane at work) and I thought that you guys might like my modest little steed.
It was a 2003 Bonnie T100 and now she’s a little racer!
Mods are nothing to flash but a 904cc big bore and some bits and pieces keeps things interesting.
I will have to send multiple emails as my work email won’t let me send all the photos at once.
Love the site man; it’s a great mix of bikes. Keep up the good work!!
Regards
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