Tankart on tuesday

In time for Tuesday Tankday

is this sweet old Frisco tank. Painted in San Bernadoo in 1975

...and the trike's owner!

The Trike

Bay Area Honda digger

"Wild Cherry"by Billy Budde's Customs, San Leandro, CA.

Scan from July 1977 Choppers Magazine

Green machine

bird's eye view...

...on the worlds most insane dresser

80's awesomeness

You just gotta check out the Cyclone cycle shop blog here for more of this 80s glory!

tuff!!!

Dreamin'

of an engine like this!

Dresser radness at Cycle Trash!

as seen on Hiro's blog: http://cycletrash67.blogspot.com/

Beachside putt

Behind the scenes!

I'm still working on a car I got 2 months ago and my chopper in the little free time I got!

I think another month for the car, and hope to have the chopper up and running in 2 weeks from now! Stay tuned.... they're both gonna be pretty wild!

Bud's

Cool pic of mr. Magic, Sik and myself!

Chopped

Tuesday Tankday!

Way cool tanks from Belgium's only Caveman!

and click on the label "vintage tank" below to see 'em all!

Hexagon exhaust pipe

this one is for you Niels!

*edit* Niels's bike with hexagon's

Bates

Bikers choice over more than 40 years!

What this blog is all about!!!

Hope you've been digging it since thus far!

2 door

Nice tread

that's kicking up some dust on the JJ about the "10 most influential bikes".
It got me scrolling thru the archives and suddenly i see my big inspiration, even back when I was still driving a moped! It's Arlen Ness's "Green Machine" and I am still hugely inspired by it. Superb skinny looks finished in a f*ck u olive drab. Awesome!

And I'm still bummed that this is the only pic I've ever seen of it... So if you have some more pics I would love to see 'em!

Known pic

but enhanced a little in photoshop

back in the day

when gas and Sportsters were still cheap!

trippin

Trick sportster

kick it!

Line up

The original Tuesday Tankday!

I need one!

The original highneck!

Small treasure uncovered!

Before:

After:

got this neat old tank from the JJ, and while examining closer there was something hiding underneath that old black paint! However it's pretty basic, it's still cool to discover something nice like this... Some waterproofing and polishing later, it turned out pretty cool!

So remember this when you buy an old rattlecanned tank!

bug it

same one?

Either way a very nice bike