On December 3rd 2004, at a parking space at the '12 Apostels' along the Great Ocean Road - Victoria - Australia, we ran into this little beauty...
What's the use of not going anywhere with a lightweight like that...?
This one is typical from an 27 year old biker's shoe box... What happend the next moment...?
I was going through my Gold mine on the attic and ran into these beauties !!
The guy on the left is Ed, a 'weldingwonder' or is it 'metalmagician'... The guy on the right is Sean, the 'Master', he was the owner of Bones Motorcycles in my old hometown.
Getting confused here...
March 24th was the birthday of my father, he would've turned 78 today only if he didn't pass away (almost) 20 years ago... This is one the last pictures of him... Thisone is in remembrance of him. There you go dad!
I think this is a very cool picture of an old drag race, somewhere on a salt desert or so. 40's or 50's ?... Feel like flying...!
Here is one I took on the 2002 MotorSale bikeshow... beautiful bobber with great lines...
Here is another one from the old shoe box. This was the garage (with my old Ironhead) at my mom's place before the building was sold. The new owners turned it into a livingroom...
Detail of a cool peg on my old Ironhead sportster. Thank G.O.D. (giver of data) we still have the picas...
Ok, about 4 years ago my wife went for a family visit in teh US. I asked her to take back some forward controls (I orderd earlier) and an Easyriders T is saw years before. Also I asked her to bring me a 'gremlin-bell' for me and a friend of ours who was customising his FXR. Later when she came home she gave me this bell, along with that in the bag was a piece of paper, saying:
Here is one again from an old shoebox, very cool picture...
In a couple of weeks we have our Dutch Season opener with the annual Rogues Chopper Show at Easter. Really hope this year it won't be so cold and won't be snowing, like last year (above pic is from '06).
(Good luck Sik with both projects!!)
I was lookin' on our attic for an old David Mann centerfold I took earlier from an Easyriders issue. Couldn't find it, a lot of moving boxes still standing there... Then my eye fell on a stack of old biker mags (Freeways, Bigtwins and so on)...
The next morning waiking up, opening up the tent; this was our view... just beautiful. (Waiting for the indians to come running down the hill and mountains on their horses...) After breaky we set off towards Escalante National Park and Boulder... Minding he tarsnakes we had one of the best rides... ever... that day. First we past a little village (stupid me, no picas...) with on the right hand side a soccerfiled full of old cars... Going further we went silent from all the beauty we saw. 
At Escalante we were harpinnong down one and riding up an other and riding on top of the back of the mountain, both sides valleys with... what can I say... just beautiful. Stopped at a areal view stopping point and bought some stuff from the local indians which sell stuff (arrowheads, dreamcatchers etc.) from the back of their cars. We had a drink in Boulder and we headed back to Cannonville.
On our way back we rode into a group of cows in the middle of the road so we had to take it easy. After a very good day we made our diner (hearing the wildlife around us) and enjoyed a good night sleep. Next day we would head back towards Salt Lake City with one or two stops.
With the family we went to the neighbourhood info-farm to see the new born lambs. There I ran into a guy, Mike, who I know since I was 12. He also rides a Harley a WLC, two years ago he also bought a Panhead, a Hydra glide is what he told me.
I was walking around with water coming from my mouth; all those future lamb-chops and steaks...
A vew years ago I took a picture of my old Sporty and Mike's WLC. Here it is.
(haveagoodweekend!)
So, from Cedar City we took the highway South to Zion National Park. Very nice also with the waterfalls. From there we rode past Bryce National Park to Cannonville where we put up our tent/camp. The next day we rode back to Bryce...
Here is my wife, standing on the look-out for indians... Actually this is at Bryce National Park, she thought it was a good spot to oversee the canyon... She could not see what I did, later I showed her the picture and she said she didn't realize she was that close to the edge.
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Here is an example of a very cool bobber... Nice detail: the rear fender or is it a front fender...? Nice! Me says; like very much!
A very cool pica with a very cool taillight... Looks we have a muck-up wheel here; tyre says: "Front wheel fitting only..." it's all in the details...
During the day the temp was about 30 degrees Celsius... Late in the afternoon we set up our tent on the KOA campsite in Cedar City and the next day we went up the mountains up to Cedar Breaks in the snow (!!). There we had a sneak pre-view of what we could expect at Bryce National Park... After that we rode to Navaho Lake and later we came down the mountain back to Cedar City. Very nice ride by the way! Next day we continued our trip south towards St. George and from there towards Zion and Bryce national Parks.
Packed and ready to go!
(More to come...!)
After the Chicago - SLC flight we aarived at our family, next day side-seeing SLC and after an other day we picked up our rented Fatboy or a week of touring through Utah. 
Our first stop for the night was Cedar City...
Indeed, indeed, we had a hell of a time... Our 2001 US tour. We had a flight from Amsterdam to Chicago and there we had a stop-over for 2 or three days. So we rented a car and drove to Milwaukee... We did some sideseeing on Saturday and on Sunday morning we went and looked for The Building and the spot where shed once stood.
Here is a cool tattoo (bodypaint) pic I found of a Dutch actrice. The tattoo is designed by Henk Schiffmacher, a famous tattoo artist. Love the old school design...
Here is one I took on a holiday a vew years ago in France at a gasstation. Your typical Frensh farmers wifes utility vehicle... Bara de pan, bottle of vino and homebaked bread in the back and off she goes...
Here is a cool pic I took when the mrs was riding the rented Fatboy on Antilope Island (near Salt Lake City, Utah). One of the places we visited on our 2001 US tour. Like the flying long blond hair around the camera.
Me on the back with video camera in rear view mirror...
Some chrome plated diner along the highway in surroundings of Salt Lake...
(more picas to follow...)
