Life has drastically changed for me in the last few years and I don’t seriously see myself ever getting back to this page in any serious way. If anyone is interested in making a go of it drop me a line at mcpotd@gmail.com I never monetized the site but in it’s prime it generated some decent traffic and hits despite my amateurish management. It’s also always had very high Google search listings. Still does really.
Author: Steve D
My old custom RD400 Daytona…. Man I miss that bike!
My Ride. RZ350 1984. Currently being “Refreshed”! (more later)
Moto Guzzi V7 Spirt.
From Riding Into History a few years back
Brough Superior!
From Barbers Museum in 2012
Ducati 750 Super Sport. An “all time favorite” before I get into the flow on new posts.
From my visit to Barbers Museum in 2012
Life took a detour…
Life took a major detour for me on June 5’th and it looks like I’ll have some breathing room to get back into motorcycles and back into the blog. Please stay tuned.
Maybe my all time favorite Allen Millyard special.. A 2 Stroke H1 LC 4 hybrid.
It’s like an H1 TZ!
A unique Honda Shaft Drive CB900F Custom.
There’s quite a few overlapping influences in this build and I applaud the “outside the bix” thinking. Fro a reader..
Last year I was looking for a CB900F and found nothing, but got this CB900c for $450 and the guy threw in enough parts to almost build a second bike… by no means pretty to start with but someone challenged me to make my first two-seater. Now that it’s done, I managed to pick up a CB900F and a VF700F for my winter projects.
I call it the Stranger. My son and I were debating what to name the bike and Billy Joel’s song was playing. Just fit.
If you like, you can re-post these photos, thanks
Thank you Barry! And PLEASE keep up posed on you other builds.
Maybe the coolest Suzuki GN400 on the planet!
Again I’m kicking myself for having taken so much time away and missing so many of these e-mails especially since I have such a thing for out-of-the-norm non-cookie cutter starting points.
This trick little scoot was sent in by Tracy Flanders on Valentines day 2016.
Hello, my name is Tracy Flanders. I came across your site of great looking motorbikes. I thought I would send you a couple of pictures of one of mine. It started out as a Gn400 with 1930 orig. miles. It sat in a garage for 33 years in Connecticut. I sold off the orig. parts I did not need and spent the winter sittin on a milk crate putting this bike together. The motor only puts out around 27 HP. But I was able to get the weight down to about 275lbs so its peppy. Its starting to show age and damage related patina. It always makes me smile when the Harley guys ask “What Year Flanders” it is ? I hope you enjoy my Photos.
Ride safe and Thank you.Tracy
Thank YOU Tracy for the bike and your patience!