BLITZKRIEG

AKA Massic's Massacre

Jared rode hard. So hard that on one run he broke the throttle cable from pinning it as hard as he could. Cruising speed for him was 80 to 90 MPH. And on a 400cc Hondamatic that's pushing it to the limit. A bike like that should top off at around 65 MPH. On this grim night the oil supply was getting low and the RPMs were high...

It's time to put this bad boy in the corner and start working on this one.

This one is way more suited to 80 to 90 MPH.

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this is what happens when you look over your shoulder and turn back around when your buddies tranny locks and you just about run him down...not the best situation to knock out your only brake when you are at the top of a mountain

this is how you fix it: find a boulder to snuggle up beside and ram your foot peg into it untill you like the brake pedal and actuator line back up...

all "better"...can't believe it didn't brake the foot peg off...my last foot pegs broke off when you looked at them funny

the wasteoids new paint scheme

handy work of me and my 60 dollar flux welder...thats some fluxed up welding

but it fixed this problem for a few hours

just me and steve riding around...no one else was there

grocery grabber

my homegirl braNdy
Va rebel steve
what are the chances me snapping a pic and one of those being in the background?

area 51

Busy day at the shop.

So me and Jared had a pretty productive day today. We met up at 8 in the morning and went on a 3 mile jog. (gotta keep all this tight yo) After that we finished up a few odds and ends on the frame jig.

This is the lower frame rail carrage that locates the bottom rails and keeps it all buttoned down tight.

Here we have the axle plate locators.

Then we stopped at Barber Metals and picked up some speed metal. Soon, this rusted out metal will be flying down the road at like 240 miles per hour! Crazy shit...

We also got material for the new axle adjusters. I'm crazy excited to get these done!
Then we headed over to the shop to disassemble the Psycho 78' and prep it for surgery.

We used a cherry picker to try and simplify the process... No dice... It's still a bitch no matter how you do it.

Oh snap! some one wasn't getting along with this pig...

This is for your eye's only... Nekked frame, I hope your all 18 years old...

So STOKED!!! We got the frame jig done!!! It holds the frame nice and straight. I wish we could have busted  the sawsall out and gotten started with the choppin,  but we didn't have any plumb bobs on hand and we wanted to make damn sure our alignment was spot on. Tomorrow we are going to cut off all the unnecessary bits. Then we're going to mock it up with conduit so we know where to make all our bends. Being that we were forced into stopping progress on the frame we turned out attention to the computer and geeked out on the design software.

Jared worked his magic and turned my sketch into a 3D cad model. I'm pretty sure he claimed that he hates me at leased 460 times... But I know he has nothing but love for me... :) Now that its done it's off to the period perfect CNC machine for some good old fashion computer numerically controlled machine time... Pre war style! Seriously... There is a reason we don't sand cast shit any more... Because it ain't no good son! Our shit will last yo!