tWistedWheelz
BUILT NOT BOUGHT!
Glad to have you douge and welcome aboard! I should see you at the next Mod vs. Rockers in Fairhope!
Who dat in tha dirty? (our roll call)
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CresentSon
Over 1,000 Posts
Glad to have ya sister. Sad thing is, even with your giggles and sunshine rep, you still up our street cred. 
snake here in memphis, tn. unfortunatly. professional motorcycle hooligan/mechanic. im 50 years young & currently hammering a 2000 kawi w650 cafe racer, 81 yammi seca 550 (in the works cafe fighter), 68 honda cl450 desert sled, & a 66 bsa a65 hardtail bobber. owned way too many bikes to remember. im a member of the midsouth sport riders, motoclassics bike club, & the memphis mummies cafe racer club, ama, ahrma, & the four stroke single cylinder owners club. thats enuff info aint it ? ;D
tWistedWheelz
BUILT NOT BOUGHT!
snake89 said:
Well thats enough for me to determine you are a certified bike nut! Welcome to DTT, we are glad to have you!
Easy13
New Member
New member, old scootertrash from Johnston, SC (sorta back up in the woods, not too far from Augusta, GA). Currently riding an '07 Triumph Bonneville Black while slowly rejuvenating Martha, my beloved '71 BMW Ratracer. And yeah, I bought the Triumph (back when I had a 401K) to have something to ride while Martha was laid up for much-needed long term maintenance. I've also got a '77 XS400 tucked in the back of the shop, waitin for Martha to let go of the toolcart.
Aint much with a camera, but here's an old Marthapic:
The heads are off at a raceprep shop, I've got another tank to go in her and I'm blacking out the shocks and tail lights. The seat is bare steel, off an old Mustang scooter. I'm having it stripped and blued, like my old .45. More pix when I find the camera.....
Aint much with a camera, but here's an old Marthapic:
The heads are off at a raceprep shop, I've got another tank to go in her and I'm blacking out the shocks and tail lights. The seat is bare steel, off an old Mustang scooter. I'm having it stripped and blued, like my old .45. More pix when I find the camera.....
CresentSon
Over 1,000 Posts
Welcome E-13. Gotta give respect to anything that combines BMW with "Rat" race tech. Kudos.
Triumphant Bastard
New Member
bradwsm said:
In Sarasota myself, recently laid of 33 yr old Boatbuilder with a lot of Time on my hands in the land of the old and the dying.
Hit me up if you wanna do some riding. I'm also doing a bike night the third Thursday of every month. Ice cold beer burgers, a bad ass house band and a killer backalley vibe. It's at P'mans classic cycle paint in Bradenton.
77jbird@live.com
Jeffcoatd2
New Member
Name: David Jeffcoat
Location: both Charleston, SC and Rock hill, SC
Occupation: Trying to get a degree
Age: 19
Bikes: Honda 1976 CJ360T and A (almost built) Yamaha 1972 R5 350 still need a hell of a lot of electrical work done but is almost there.
General: grew up on off-road vehicles... done everything from MX, QUAD MX, FREESTYLE riding but don't have enough time for it with school so i started working on some cafe racers so I could get the adrenaline pumping and stay within the city.
Getting tired of riding alone so anyone who wants to go for a ride.. just email me Jeffcoatd2@withrop.edu
Location: both Charleston, SC and Rock hill, SC
Occupation: Trying to get a degree
Age: 19
Bikes: Honda 1976 CJ360T and A (almost built) Yamaha 1972 R5 350 still need a hell of a lot of electrical work done but is almost there.
General: grew up on off-road vehicles... done everything from MX, QUAD MX, FREESTYLE riding but don't have enough time for it with school so i started working on some cafe racers so I could get the adrenaline pumping and stay within the city.
Getting tired of riding alone so anyone who wants to go for a ride.. just email me Jeffcoatd2@withrop.edu
Rider52
Over 1,000 Posts
John H.
Age: 2 days older then dirt
Employment: Retired military working on a second career with the USDA.
Location: Mostly in Little Rock, Arkansas but we have a house in Atlanta, Georgia.
Education: University of Arkansas, BS-Animal Science, Cuyahoga Community College, AS-Computer Engineering, more Army schools then I can remember, Currently working on an associate degree in Emergency Management.
Bikes: Quite a mixture, you can accumulate a lot in a short time. Current rides/active projects: Buell Blast, 79 HD Sportster, Evo chopper, 75 Honda CB750, 74 Yamaha 650, 74 Honda CB360. Delayed projects: 64 Honda CL72 w/305 motor, HD 45 chopper, 79 Goldwing, 72 Honda SL350 tracker, Honda Nighthawk 250 cafe. Things currenly gathering dust and cobwebs:
BSA A65F. BSA A10 (gift from Jack Wilson, Big D Cycle, DFW), Honda CB350F (needs motor), Volvo motored hot rod, Oldsmobile hot rod.
Age: 2 days older then dirt
Employment: Retired military working on a second career with the USDA.
Location: Mostly in Little Rock, Arkansas but we have a house in Atlanta, Georgia.
Education: University of Arkansas, BS-Animal Science, Cuyahoga Community College, AS-Computer Engineering, more Army schools then I can remember, Currently working on an associate degree in Emergency Management.
Bikes: Quite a mixture, you can accumulate a lot in a short time. Current rides/active projects: Buell Blast, 79 HD Sportster, Evo chopper, 75 Honda CB750, 74 Yamaha 650, 74 Honda CB360. Delayed projects: 64 Honda CL72 w/305 motor, HD 45 chopper, 79 Goldwing, 72 Honda SL350 tracker, Honda Nighthawk 250 cafe. Things currenly gathering dust and cobwebs:
BSA A65F. BSA A10 (gift from Jack Wilson, Big D Cycle, DFW), Honda CB350F (needs motor), Volvo motored hot rod, Oldsmobile hot rod.
My name is Mark
I live in Birmingham, Alabama [Actually Trussville which is a suburb]
I work in the power industry and I design air pollution control systems for fossil fuel plants. Yes I am working as hard as I can to give everyone clean dependable power, so you don't have to pedal a stationary bike to post on dotheton.com. ;D
My wife rides a 2006 Suzuki S40 thumper, which may get the cafe treatment soon. She is vertically challenged.
I ride a 2001 Triumph Bonneville with a lot of cafe touches on it. You can see it and some of my other recent bikes in my introduction thread:
http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=19605.0
If anyone is in the Central Alabama Area, give me a heads-up and we can plan a ride.
I am currently looking for my next project bike.
I live in Birmingham, Alabama [Actually Trussville which is a suburb]
I work in the power industry and I design air pollution control systems for fossil fuel plants. Yes I am working as hard as I can to give everyone clean dependable power, so you don't have to pedal a stationary bike to post on dotheton.com. ;D
My wife rides a 2006 Suzuki S40 thumper, which may get the cafe treatment soon. She is vertically challenged.
I ride a 2001 Triumph Bonneville with a lot of cafe touches on it. You can see it and some of my other recent bikes in my introduction thread:
http://www.dotheton.com/forum/index.php?topic=19605.0
If anyone is in the Central Alabama Area, give me a heads-up and we can plan a ride.
I am currently looking for my next project bike.
03rangerxlt
Been Around the Block
Name: John B
Location: Canton, GA (near ATL)
Occupation: Deputy Sheriff
Age: 30
Bikes: hopefully this Monday... a 1972 CB500 4
General: I like PBR. I am a yankee transplanted down here guys. I have no clue what I'm doing, so be patient with me!
Any local guys to me? If so, once I get on the road with a bike, how about a ride to the Vortex?
Location: Canton, GA (near ATL)
Occupation: Deputy Sheriff
Age: 30
Bikes: hopefully this Monday... a 1972 CB500 4
General: I like PBR. I am a yankee transplanted down here guys. I have no clue what I'm doing, so be patient with me!
Any local guys to me? If so, once I get on the road with a bike, how about a ride to the Vortex?
Deviant1
Over 1,000 Posts
Welcome to the dirty John and Voch!
John: A 500-4 is an excellent start. I wish you the best of luck in acquiring it. I believe Flugtechnic might be close to you somewhere and I know there are others. As far as the yankee thing... Not a big deal. Just don't tell anyone else.
Voch: Nice 550 dude. Have you started a project thread over in Big Arse Projects yet? And good for you on MMI. Are you planning on wrenching for a living?
John: A 500-4 is an excellent start. I wish you the best of luck in acquiring it. I believe Flugtechnic might be close to you somewhere and I know there are others. As far as the yankee thing... Not a big deal. Just don't tell anyone else.
Voch: Nice 550 dude. Have you started a project thread over in Big Arse Projects yet? And good for you on MMI. Are you planning on wrenching for a living?
