Who dat in tha dirty? (our roll call)
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andrewilson
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Andrew Wilson
New Orleans, LA
05.30.85
Pipefitter Apprentice at Local 60
1973 Honda CB450
1970 Honda CB350
1976 Honda CB125S
See you guys at Barber! Can't wait to get back up there. Those are my old stompin grounds... Went to school in Montevallo a few years back
New Orleans, LA
05.30.85
Pipefitter Apprentice at Local 60
1973 Honda CB450
1970 Honda CB350
1976 Honda CB125S
See you guys at Barber! Can't wait to get back up there. Those are my old stompin grounds... Went to school in Montevallo a few years back
ronnie
Calm down and sail on
Re: Who dat in tha dirty?
Name: Ronnie R.
Age: 24
Location: Slidell, LA
Occupation: 3rd Mate on Offshore supply vessel for Otto Candies
Bikes: Currently working on a 74' Honda CB350f, looking to cafe' it.
General: Well, I love the water and like working with my hands on mechanical thing. I have grown up around a family owned marina/boatyard so I'm a jack of all trades. I own my own commercial shrimp boat so working on engines is a common thing for me.. Haha!
Name: Ronnie R.
Age: 24
Location: Slidell, LA
Occupation: 3rd Mate on Offshore supply vessel for Otto Candies
Bikes: Currently working on a 74' Honda CB350f, looking to cafe' it.
General: Well, I love the water and like working with my hands on mechanical thing. I have grown up around a family owned marina/boatyard so I'm a jack of all trades. I own my own commercial shrimp boat so working on engines is a common thing for me.. Haha!
It's blowing up like the rain right now! At least there are a few other non harley riders in Louisiana. My dad and I were talking last week about the absence of older bikes around here. We don't see them that often anymore. Heck, even Clancys doesn't have to many bikes from the 70's on back.
I'd be up for a run down river road when my bike is complete but that won't be for a few months. I'm trying to do it right and not end up with a backyard hack job.
I'd be up for a run down river road when my bike is complete but that won't be for a few months. I'm trying to do it right and not end up with a backyard hack job.
ronnie
Calm down and sail on
clem said:
Yea, I have a few months too.. I work a month on month off so it's hard for me to do tinkering when I'm offshore. I will be better off this time cause I know what to do(ie. measure EVERYTHING and get a good plan of what I need to get and get it done while also knowing what to order while I'm offshore). But when it's done I will be down to go get the tires warm..
Yea, I think this weekend is out 
I tried getting a Vintage Bike Night rolling but it seemed that it was just me that would show up. Not that it was all that bad... it was at Hooters. And, well, any excuse to go to Hooters... ;D
Maybe I'll try to organize a NOLA Gathering for next spring
I tried getting a Vintage Bike Night rolling but it seemed that it was just me that would show up. Not that it was all that bad... it was at Hooters. And, well, any excuse to go to Hooters... ;D
Maybe I'll try to organize a NOLA Gathering for next spring
yea Ronnie, When I worked 7 and 7 I had alot of time to do stuff when I was off. Actually I was building Guitars at the time and it hasn't been the same since a 40hour week job.Tough to get at it after work and sometimes it's hard to finish a big project in one weekend with a family. That's why I set a goal of getting my bike back on the road by April. If I was still working offshore I'd cut that time in half!
andrewilson
New Member
I'd be down for a vintage bike night/ ride/ meet greet/ whatever... let me know
Coletrain cycles
Spreading a Little Chaos
I came across this Dirty South SHEEEEOT and i was wondering to myself How in the HEll did i miss this DDT (thats poison) i mean DTT, which i do everyday on the way to work, and then i remembered the vacations in the southwest asian deserts ive been living in for it seems a decade or so. sorry im add but very good at managing it.
But better late than never right.
So the roll call formalities:
Name : Andrew
Occupation: Asshole extraordinaire caused by 22 years in the Army blowing the heads off todays unfortunate bad guys (stress the word TODAYs, tomorrow will be someone else)
Location: NAshville, Tennessee when on this continent
Bikes: 1969 Triumph Bonneville T120 , sold this bike to buy a 1969 Mach 1 which is down in the garage - 550hp 408 Stroker Dynamic C4, but thats info for another site, back to bikes: 2004 Ducati S4R Monster that i practically stole from a young lady that paid $15500 for it and sold to me w 2000 miles on it for $5000 WHAT true. Just finished a 1980 Kawasaki KZ650F cafe racer rode it for a month after finished and sold it to start the next 1978 Kawasaki KZ650B which will start coming apart next month. Currently working on a 1971 Kawasaki F8 Enduro for some reason, probably sell that too. Dont think 250 Enduros make such good caffs but someone should do one maybe. And then there is a 1965 Honda Dream sitting in the shed as well and im not sure what the hell im going to do with that thing. Looking at a 1975 Cb550 at the moment in my area but I think i want to build a Norton or Trumpet if i can convince anyone that they are NOT covered in GOLD. People seem to be very proud of their junk these days.
Other general information: Im looking to start up a MC in the Nashville Area that is for any bikes accept harleys and maybe probably no freaking Squid either. But seriously folks, a Ton Up club is on Order in the Nashville Area so are there any takers?
Good to meet all of you even as impersonal as a blog is.
Cheers
Oh and i like Red Stripe and JAck Daniels damnit.
But better late than never right.
So the roll call formalities:
Name : Andrew
Occupation: Asshole extraordinaire caused by 22 years in the Army blowing the heads off todays unfortunate bad guys (stress the word TODAYs, tomorrow will be someone else)
Location: NAshville, Tennessee when on this continent
Bikes: 1969 Triumph Bonneville T120 , sold this bike to buy a 1969 Mach 1 which is down in the garage - 550hp 408 Stroker Dynamic C4, but thats info for another site, back to bikes: 2004 Ducati S4R Monster that i practically stole from a young lady that paid $15500 for it and sold to me w 2000 miles on it for $5000 WHAT true. Just finished a 1980 Kawasaki KZ650F cafe racer rode it for a month after finished and sold it to start the next 1978 Kawasaki KZ650B which will start coming apart next month. Currently working on a 1971 Kawasaki F8 Enduro for some reason, probably sell that too. Dont think 250 Enduros make such good caffs but someone should do one maybe. And then there is a 1965 Honda Dream sitting in the shed as well and im not sure what the hell im going to do with that thing. Looking at a 1975 Cb550 at the moment in my area but I think i want to build a Norton or Trumpet if i can convince anyone that they are NOT covered in GOLD. People seem to be very proud of their junk these days.
Other general information: Im looking to start up a MC in the Nashville Area that is for any bikes accept harleys and maybe probably no freaking Squid either. But seriously folks, a Ton Up club is on Order in the Nashville Area so are there any takers?
Good to meet all of you even as impersonal as a blog is.
Cheers
Oh and i like Red Stripe and JAck Daniels damnit.
Clutch48
Been Around the Block
Name. Thomas Graves
Location: Pell City Al. (close to birmingham)
Job: Firefighter/Paramedic
General: I love to ride right now I ride a Suzuki Blvd. But just picked up an XS650 at barbers last week. Ready to get started on it. Got some good help cause this will be a big learning on the job thing for me cause this is the first build for me. I am lucky tho cause I have my to good friends Kiley, Jared & Neil to help me out. Along with all the help from alot of guys I met at Barbers this year. I have a great wife and a beautiful little girl that make my days wonderful. And enjoy hanging out with my b uddies having a few beers and talking about music and bikes.
Location: Pell City Al. (close to birmingham)
Job: Firefighter/Paramedic
General: I love to ride right now I ride a Suzuki Blvd. But just picked up an XS650 at barbers last week. Ready to get started on it. Got some good help cause this will be a big learning on the job thing for me cause this is the first build for me. I am lucky tho cause I have my to good friends Kiley, Jared & Neil to help me out. Along with all the help from alot of guys I met at Barbers this year. I have a great wife and a beautiful little girl that make my days wonderful. And enjoy hanging out with my b uddies having a few beers and talking about music and bikes.
