Cool blog from way up north

http://circumano.blogspot.com

Valeu Leo.

Parabéns pelo blog e pela shovel.

SUN

Low profile lid

More funny shit...

http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-episodes/s13e12-the-f-word

Adam Carolla and certain Harley riders

flashback from last night

I want

take me to the moon...

Puta nice XL!!!

Wanna be a hero?

Quem quiser....tenho uns cacarecos a venda,mas to compreguiça de colocar fotos...quem tiver REAL interesse,me manda um reply que eu mando fotos e mais info.

-Mecanica Panhead 1957 funcionando com carbura cv e igniçao Mallory com cambio e open belt drive

-Chassis wishbone com doc.

SOLD!!!...VENDIDO!!!

The Warriors

The Warriors (1979) has transcended the label of ‘cult classic’ to now simply be regarded as ‘classic’. A barebones plot, but briskly directed by action maestro Walter Hill, this gang warfare movie was never so much about the fighting as the clothes.

During the memorable opening credits sequence for example, admire the matching yellow satin jackets, striped jersey sweaters and army coats worn by the gangs as they march the subways of NYC as if strutting the runways of Milan. Frankly, by today’s standards, it can all look faintly comical. Though in the late seventies, when downtown New York was something of a no-go area at night, even a man wearing denim dungerees and roller boots could be frightening.

The Warriors themselves are sartorially restrained compared to the other gangs. Light wash denim or twill and signature leather vest (apparently fake in real life) with either bare chest or singlet was the uniform. They referred to their leader as ‘War Chief’; so the western vibe was definitely cultivated as the gang’s mantra.

Clearly such custom made livery in real leather would have cost The Warriors a fortune. It is unlikely the gang could have afforded two or three of these vests, let alone the nine they actually needed. This is not the point though; they represent the group’s uniformity and loyalty to each other. That and the fear these ‘colours’ instil in anyone unfortunate enough to cross their path.

The Warriors vest and logo...any resemblance?

Tan leather vest (or ‘pleather’) with black and cream diamond braiding. Five button fastening to the front, ‘Warriors’ and Native American headdress and skull logo patches stitched on the back. Two outside braided pockets.
(Incidentally if you’d like a Warriors vest for swaggering down your local Maccy D’s, replica-versions do occasionally appear on eBay for $150-200. As do the Baseball Furies’ stripy knickerbockers – should you ever feel brave enough.)
the controversial shirt...does it look like the HA logo or not?

This example was found in Dontown Sao Paulo @ Galeria do Rock

New from Joe King

Thanks, bro!

Thanx for the shirt

My friend Rodolfo gave me this cool shirt the other day.

Check out his blog.

Thanx, maaaaaaannn

http://www.rodyface.com.br/

Sunday Night Pizza

stopping for gas

cool fairing

yes..eddie was riding tonight!

staring at...

...dudes heading for the Blue Oyster Bar

Blue Oyster Bar

ART

I'm fuckin' stoked that Cicero deGuzman Jr. from Godspeed 46/05 and Godspeed Chopper Mag made us a logo for a t-shirt design! More info to come...
THANKS ROS!!!!!

Finned CV bird deflector slowly coming together

Original design, all hand made in the finest wood I was able to find in the trash.

Soon to be sand cast aluminum and highly polished.

Well, maybe not that soon, but it's getting there...

Great Read

Good read

Viraguindian...Is it really wrong????

What would you do if you had a Indian rolling chassis, but no engine/trans?

Visit

Lucas came by for a visit and brought Eddie some old parts...small swap meet going on between them.

keep those nasty birds away from your CV

Slowly coming together...Bird Deflector for CV carbs

Friday @ Peter's (Venhoven Choppers)

DK's Pan
Ara's Pan/Shovel


Ara's Triumph
Beto
Chopper Dave's air filter

Riders Magazine 01

First issue of Riders Magazine in Brazil, cool piece by Cassia Avila on Ara and his bikes....go check it out!