I started this website years like 6 years ago. I took it down in 2007. I recently decided it was time to start doing it again… makes life fun.

Basically I photo-document what I do every weekend, and then Sunday night I make a post with all the new images.

For all you tech folks: The site is built in HTML5 / CSS3 / jQuery / WordPress

CHECK IT OUT… every monday! You’ll get addicted. I promise.

Well, it was time for the Husky’s 3k service, and I had already done everything but the valves.  So Saturday, I thought I’d take the afternoon and get ‘em in spec.  The bike is kind of a pain in the ass to do a valve adjustment on as you have to do a ridiculous amount of disassembling to get to the four little bastards – especially for having to be done every 3K miles.  So, about five hours later, the valves are adjusted, and now the damn thing doesn’t want to start!  Turns out there are special angled gauges I needed and didn’t have, so now it seems I’ve adjusted them too tight and the bike is out of commission until I can get this mess sorted.  What the fuck…

To get to the valves, I had to drain the tank, remove it, drain the coolant, remove the radiators/fan, and unplug and move a ton of electrical shit…

All to get here for ten minutes…

- Justin

Got the tail light on today. Looks pretty cool. I’m psyched.
Now all that’s left on the seat is to sand down the top, and coat it with Boeshield T-9.
Seat pad is at the upholstery place right now getting made.

Okay. Since the camping trip is in 2 weeks and nothing has been finalized yet regarding the location, I called some of the camp sites and they’re being a pain in the ass, since we didn’t make reservations way in advance.

So, I made reservations at the Riverfront Campground in Duncannon near Harrisburg (we went there last year).

Details:

  • meet at the BP gas station (25th and poplar)
  • be at BP Sat 9am. We are leaving at 10am prompt. Return Sunday afternoon.
  • $5 per person
  • we’ll have a spot right on the water
  • they don’t care if we booze or swim
  • we don’t have to know how many people… we just show up
  • Red Rabbit burger joint right down the street is awesome
  • good roads out there
  • bring your own camping shit etc etc…
  • bring cash with you
  • anyone is welcome, even if you’ve never been on our rides before…
  • make sure your cycle is legit and not gonna break down

- Google Map – location

- Campground website

Comment and let me know who’s going so I get a head-count. Just so we know.

-Ed

Just gave a full tune up to a 1971 CB350 that belongs to my buddy Josh. Top notch pickup, fix, and delivery service.

-Adam