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In the days of scrambles racing - the Goodyear Grasshopper tread design was a proven winner.  They came factory on the early XLCH model...

 . . . at The National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, Iowa.  If you haven't been to the museum, this is a great opportunity to check it...

 Above: Nate's Bike  Above: Aztec Gold (I want some of this color on my latest build) Above: The '64 is ready for a ...

. . . who likes to jam it in there !

My camera stopped working?  So this is the only photo that came out.  Maybe it was the "12 mile gravel road detour" I took that ...

 All the transmission gears look good and spin freely.  No chips or nicks on initial inspection.  . . . and special Center Case Bolt.  ...

I found another one of these tiny toy motorcycles at an antique store.  I wonder if they're from a game of some kind . . . ?  Tiny dir...

She's been doing it for a long long time . . . Ready to Rock !  The First Lady of Metal 80s Metal Goddess: Lita Ford - Still R...

Chris's stroker motor has a few upgrades . . . Like inverted screen and milled oil reservoir for faster oil return and less camshaft d...

Above: The steel insert plug (near the breather bolt) was cracked - and falling out.  Crooks removed the plug and welded it shut. ...

Do I have this hooked correctly?  It was the only way it worked, and it still barely hits the top nut when parked.  New-old-stock spring i...

Waiting for advance weights . . . set the timing and bolt it in . . .

I met Chris about 5 or 6 years ago at the Davenport Swap Meet (near the bathroom party area) and we talked strokers, Doc Dytch, Leo Pay...

This '66 has the nicest set of cases.  No heli-coils, no welds, not abused - just about factory fresh.  The trans mainshaft race was...

You just don't see a lot of these.  If they use a knuckle motor, the build is usually a long chopper or a bobber - but hardly ever the...

Nat'l No. 76 Buffington from Prairie du Chien?   I wonder if he still lives there, or has any old XR parts he doesn't want anymo...

Last night after applying Bondo to my fender, lube of the WLA primary chain, adjusting a rear chain, painting white trim on my house, pain...

. . .  but he just couldn't ditch that sweet banana caliper !