World almost famous pan

Jeff Fordings pan. Missing the front fender? Must be out for paint..

 

Two part Thursday.

Out back at North Country Brewing.

Spike and I were parked in what must have been the Chopper parking. There were big gay bikes on both sides of us.

Beautifully restored '65.

The very lovely bike wash girls.

Jesse's new bike '08 special military edition Softail.

Frank and Frank's sweet Shovelheads.

I have seen these two bikes running around since I was a kid.

Nicely done Twin Cam.

Thursday was a great day to get out and do some riding. I started off the day meeting Ron, Andy, and George for a nice ride up to Slippery Rock for lunch at the Brewery. Andy led the way on what turned out to be some great and fun back road riding to get there. At times it was like being on the Chisum Trail during a 1800's cattle drive. Lunch at the Brewery is always great and there's lots of great beers to try. After a nice ride back it was time for a break at Wooley's before part two. I ended up taking the Ghetto Glide home and got on 7 Mary Three, and rode up to Bike Night at Quaker Steak and Lube in Cranberry to meet Spike. It was my once a year trip to a bike night. All in all, I had a good time with lots of people and bikes to just shake my head at. I did get to talk to some good people and it's always fun hanging with Spike, so maybe I'll try it again, I doubt it.                                  P.S. The tar finally all washed off.                                                                                                                                                             

part#3

Paint made it look like it had a rash

breaker breaker keith. Were East bound and down!

this can be yours for a reasonable $21,500 what?
I paid lees than that for my 2005 f-150 4x4 supercab!

340 dodge demon

proof even car guys can bolt on too much crap

my buddy dave's 48

star lite part#2

3 DUECES

Love El caminos

This Chevy had a 572 big block

Drivers ed car