what what in the butt

I started fabing up the rear of the board track bike yesterday. The motor is only sitting on the frame for a clearance check and the dirty old bike tire is just for reference.

i love this life violently with the fire of 1,000 suns

After a few e-mails asking about where my shop was i decided to make a post. At this point i don't actually have a shop. I am working out of my 3-car garage. This is not even my day job (although i spend about as much time doing this as my "real" job) My "day" job is as an aircraft structural mechanic. I specialize in aircraft sheet metal mostly but i also paint and do composites on aircraft from time to time. As you can see i do quite a bit of work on the side. If you have any projects that you might need my help with feel free to shoot me an e-mail and i can give you a quote.

Scout II strippers

I recently found a donor scout to grab some much needed fenders and a drivers side door off of. after arranging a trade i stripped mine down and gave the guy my old panels to use on his rock beater. here is some pictures of the process. i will have pictures of the new panels later.

got the scout running well

BIBLE

glory bound

thinking about getting a set of these for the board track build since i dont plan on running pedals. Chopperdave is the man.

swiss cheese

Yesterday we pulled up the rubber flooring in the scout II and found this (and a Black widow 2'' from my face). Looks like we have allot of work ahead of us.