Parts for sale/ Shit's SOLD

'68 chopped swingarm frame with king sporty tank, AEE struts and 6" flat fender

21" wheel laced to a 68-72 hub

GMA rear brake caliper with 10" disc bracket

Hit me up brianwharlow@gmail.com

Mazar

A deck Graphic for Joesephus at Nightmare Snowboards somewhere deep in the Rockies.

I miss the Rockies.

The Rockies and Colorado are a huge inspiration to me.

There's special place that my parents used to take me

on our Sunday rides in the mountains

The Dart Swinger.

Way the fuck up there

above the tree line

Leo would push that Dart, foot in the carb

3 in the front seat

I'm 1 of 4 in the back

bluejean cutoffs

windows rolled down

Led Zeppelin on AM

car sick

just cruisin

mountains

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look

at

the

mountains

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takin it all in.

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The Rockies

something to grab onto

Making the most of Grandaddys toolbox. These were the tools required!

Springer for sale

The Genius is selling this 4" over springer. No top clamp or nut, new springs, rockers and hardware. Pickup only unless you can sweeten him up!

marino.eugene@gmail.com

Still Rotten

Video from Alex Pennacia shot during the Street Chopper photo shoot last fall!

All she wanted was a ride on a motorcycle for her birthday....


On Rico's shovel.... Thanks Rico! Pomona, Ca


Jumbo's Clown Room.... Hollywood, CA.

Messing around

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Partying in Chino, CA. with Josh and Shawn


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Happy Birthday Kyle

Made it home just in time for Kyle's BIG 25. Happy Birthday playboy!

photos by Kacy and Bobby of King Kustoms

Addiction

When Jonathan from Deathtraps MC emailed me and asked if I would take a stab at illustrating a difficult scenario for them. He asked if I could draw a chopper dude with an addiction problem - snorting the white line off the inside of the curve on the road. The image hit me instantly. When I think of the Deathtraps dudes that is exactly the image I get of them. I love illustrating shit that inspires me or gives me vision like this. Thanks guys for looking me up. The shirts turned out great!

Here's the version with the front wheel added. and a detail shot to really get personal with that freak!

"I have nothing but admiration for anybody that sets up on their own, it takes
huge balls to do that sort of stuff. We’re just far more open to that way of
working. At one point a lot of the outsourcing work was going over to China and
to Asia, but because there’s this workforce a lot closer to home, who speak
English as a native tongue, it’s very easy to get some of those guys into a
studio and working on a project for a year and a half and really grow their
portfolio." John Rostron "Game Industry Interview"

Really grow my portfolio, eh?

Of course this only applies to the artists that wish to fill their portfolios with game industry art.
If you chose that route, you may want to invest in a lawyer.

Phobia?

What would you call the fear of puking up double-jawed, flaming, baby skulls?