Recent content by venmc

Here's 'my' entry :)

couldn't Resist I know there's a new banner posted but I think this shot tells a story...

We were approached to build some bikes for the movie... Being in LA you run into a lot of people making movies.

The producer (main investor) Phil Pitzer is also one of the main 'actors' in the movie. Phil's a successful ex-lawyer from LA he's a nice enough guy with a "I look like Peter Fonda" trip. I read the script 3 years ago, I felt the story wasn't risky enough to make a splash as an independent film...

Great rides up in Yucca valley. We like to ride up to Pioneer town and get chili at Pappy and Harriets http://www.pappyandharriets.com.

Nate's build is a work of art and is how I found DTT. His first version was great, his second version was incredible. In '75 you could get any color you wanted on the CB200 as long as it was gold or silver. The color is definitely 70's chic. I couldn't bring myself to paint over it and the...

Good eye on the photoshop chop... yes we're leaving the frame tail to hold the turn signals and the frame hoop. I like the color suggestion on the seat. Check out the build thread... I have a photoshop with a metal seat that uses body color. Father & Son project...

Re: newest build for customer The build looks great. I love the boots on the +3 forks. Watch out your going to start a trend. (aka I might steal that idea.) Next time try the pull chain from the ceiling fan in your living room. That stuff will snake around any crazy bar design and the wife...

Palm Desert. Great place to ride in the winter!

One of the things we want to do is a swing arm mounted rear fender. I was hoping to be able to use the stock fender unmodified. The goal was to rotate the fender around the tire and attach it to the swing arm in the front. Then make a couple of fender struts shaped like a backwards "7's" that...

Here's our CB200. It's been sitting in the garage for 5 years and it's time has come for a mild cafe build. Here's the bike in its original condition when I brought it home from Kansas via Sturgis. The plan is to do a mild Cafe modification with the ability to return the bike to stock if desired...

Yes its a 1200 mile garage kept beauty from Kansas. I bought it a few years ago in Sturgis to tool around town when I was at the rally with no bike to ride. I got more attention and thumbs-up from people that week then I ever have on bigger bikes. After the rally I brought it home and let it sit...

Hello we've just started this mild Cafe build. I've been lurking and enjoying the forum! This is where we started: This is where we're at: Clubmans, Tires, Turn signals, Taillight, Exhaust (now wrapped) This is where we are headed: We have a "new" tank and rims out for powder coating...