For Sale

Al Raposo wants to sell his Brown Bomber.

120 inches of pure terror, at your finger tips!

Call the shop for more info 714-903-8042

Rod Lemonds '90 FXR

I'll have more picks of this one soon, she's a clean one for sure.

New Street Chopper Ad by Mark Kawakami at Joyrides Art Company

Thanks again, Mark, I love the ad. Even with very short notice, you never let us down.

Finding the tipping point

I was once told, the trick to riding a wheelie is finding the balancing point. This was my first go-round on a 500+ pound Harley though . I've seen a lot of other people do it so, how hard could it be? Well, turns out it's actually pretty tricky, compared to the dirt bike anyway. The thing's real heavy and the power-to-weight ratio is so outa wack. You have to ring it's neck right before you let the clutch go just to get the wheel off the ground. And you really have to kill it in order to really get it to stand up to the tipping point. Well, I found it, after about an hour and who know how many attempts. It was gnarly though!

Houston Supercross Lites Race Report

2010 East coast Supercross Lites Champion Christophe Pourcel.
Thats two in a row for Pourcel. Look for him in the 450 class next year.

On the podium in Houston

1.Pourcel

2.Bagget

3.Barcia

Bret Metcalfe was on his way to the podium but a small mistake put

him back to 4th. His day is coming.

The first lap of any race is gnarly but the first lap of

an AMA Supercross Lites race can be

reeeally gnarly, these kid are hungry!

AMA Supercross, Jacksonville, Fl.

Villopoto checked out again this week for another win!

Ryan Dungy finished a close 2nd this week but still holds on to the series points lead.

Ivan Tedesco pulled a great holeshot in the main, Leading a pack of 40 crazy's through the first turn of a moto is gnarly!

AMA Supercross Results

1 Ryan Villopoto

2 Ryan Dungy

3 Trey Conard

Bad Idea and Sally

S&S 93" shvl, PM wheels and brakes, BDL primary, Paughco, Buck Wild paint, Chopperdaves air cleaner , Top Shelf Customs mid controls.

Built with all brand new parts and ready to ride anywhere!

Some mag covers just say, buy me!

That's how I ended up with these.

Early riding gear.

Dress for the crash, not for the ride.

Mid sixties Japanese hardware.

Trey Conard

This is another kid you should keep an eye on. He is faaaast!

If all goes well, he'll hav full factory equipment next year via American Honda.

The Jalopy

This project started back in 2002. I was on a shoe string budget so it took me about a year to finish it. I guess you could call it a theme bike, but, it's still one of my favorites.

Street Trackers

Both of these look like a lot of fun.

Flat Track Racers