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Re: Bridgestone M2/SS 200cc Motorcycle The Restoration Is Complete! By the way, very nice work!

Re: Bridgestone M2/SS 200cc Motorcycle The Restoration Is Complete! I always thought Bridgestone made great looking gas tanks. My first bike was a Bridgestone 90 circa 1966.

Your work would also lend itself well to lino/block printing.

I like the airheads too. There are two in my family, a 62 R5 and a 73 R75. I have had an oilhead for 8 seasons. I call it The Workhorse. She has 94k on her and has been essentially bulletproof. It's a real land shark.

Congratulations! I am impressed with your dedication as well as your talent.

Here is Rowdy. She's a 89 Suzi TLR. And This is The Troublemaker. She's more tracker style. 78 Yamaha XS 650. Both have a bunch of one off fabbed aluminum bits.

Left foot peg? I don't need no stinkin left footpeg!

Making memories! My dad has been a sailor longer than I can remember. He is 83 now and still takes his 30' Catalina out solo. I get out with him at least once a year. It is a 2.5 hour ride, a few hours sailing and a ride home.

Have you done others? Got pics? Thanks to all for the kind words.

This is a shot of a mobile I made for UW Stevens Point. It was commissioned by a retired music professor. It is made of aluminum with stainless steel connections. It is about 13 ' diameter and 10' high with 82 moving parts. I really enjoyed the project and liked how excited my patron was.

There are those who have, me included (more times than I could tell but then I have 45 years of practice) and those who have yet to drop theirs.

This is a mid assembly shot of a mobile I'm fabbing for a Wisconsin University. There are seven mobiles assembled in this shot with four more to be attached. This will be most mobiles I've used, hanging from a single point. It will be about 13' in diameter. 11'-12' high and have 82 moving...

Yeah, finger puppet muppets from hell.

This one plays with the minds eye. Well done!

Between my pillion and I, I think we have five pairs. She has a pair of sexy Ducati summer gloves and a pair of thinsulite gauntlet gloves for cooler times. I have a pair of BMW summer gloves, insulated Olympia cold weather gloves and a goofy pair of heavily insulated riding mittens that have...

Here is my 66 Superhawk modded in 68. Bridgestone gas tank and some diy parts. I later added a full dust bin fairing and clip-ons but the only pic I have of it is a slide. I still get all nostalgic when I see a nice one.

Congratulations to you and your wife. (or mother of your son) I've been away from the web for a week and fell behind. Your work seems to be reinvigorated somehow, or I am.

I'll have to see if it's on netflix!

Tim, The red mobile pictured in this thread is about 44"h x 44"w, the 'Scattered Flight' with the black background, is 4'h x 10'w. I have made mobiles as deep as 20' and as wide as 32'.

If you were to go to my website, click on mobiles, then click on the video of 'A State of Altered Flight' you can see how that one behaves. Every installation seems to be different and no two pieces seem to act alike. Some are smooth and stately and others may be busy. I think it has as much...