Pre unit & Cushman

 I built this 57 Triumph awhile back.  It was put together out of parts around the garage.  The frame had  a long stretch.  If I had it today I would bring the rear tire in a few inches.  It went up to Boston.

The Cushman I restored.  I believe it was a 56.  It turned out sharp.  Never worked on a Cushman before it was a fun project.  I wish I could find the pictures of it finished.

Some older pics

 Battle of The Brits Austin and me.  His bike is looking so much better w/ a peanut tank and tall sissy bar.  Pulling the engine on it to night to rebuild it.  Clean out that sludge trap!

 Ron Finch. He lives about 5 miles from me great guy.  Next time I'm at his studio I will take some pictures.  The place is awesome!

RoadtoGlory made it in Outlaw Biker Magazine a little while ago with Detroit Autorama Coverage.

Scrapyard 45 trans

A friend told Austin & me about a 45 trans in a scrapyard close to us.  We went and grabbed it a couple of weeks ago.  It was locked up and looking nasty so naturally I took it apart.  I had the case welded, it had a crack in the lower part of the case and the fill tube was broke.  It needs some bearings and gears but a 45 trans for $15! It will go on the shelf until I find a 45 engine.

71 Triumph Cafe I've been messing around with.  Would love to get it done before the month is up.  I rebuilt the engine used 10:1 pistons.  Polished the ports and combustion chambers.   I took some q's from o.i.f dirt/road race frames I've seen.  Put a stronger neck gusset still got some more to do.  Behind the oil tank and the swing arm.   I still got finishing work to do on the tail section, side covers and the rear sets.  Need to score some exhaust, reverse megaphones or supertrapps would be nice.

Well finally after 10yrs of owning and a long story of  ups and downs. On a cold wet January afternoon I rode my Indian for the 1st time!

Germs - Manimal

The germs - lets pretend