AJS Grand Pile

Dunno if I put this here before, or where I got the pic. Some bludy web place or some thing. Cheers.

This found on google under the search term AJS Grand Pile. The article speaks of a time in 1950 and a guy named Jack Hurst and a tuner named Bud White. Article from American Motorcyclist July 1994 by Mary Hurst. Here it is: "Bud owns a bike shop in Glendale, and his racing machine is fasioned from a 1948 rigid-framed 500cc AJS/Matchless. The AJ is cheap transportation, not noted for speed, but handles well. Bud had lovingly blueprinted the engine, ground the cams, welded up center-fire heads, lightened the valve train and

Slammin Honda Trike

Whoever did this must of been on acid when they decided to take some acid and then take some acid and design a trike. I wonder where this is now? This from the MC motorcycle art website

Wierdo, Sideburn, Dirty, Greasy Culture

I am pleased that I was given the opportunity to do artwork for some good folks in 2010, and that I have done some fun bike based projects. I am glad to be asked to undertake commissions for great players in modern custom bike culture, as I have no access to workshop facilities I can contribute in another way via artwork. I am pleased with how the images for Lowbrow Customs, Sideburn, and FOTS came out. Sorry if I induced any vomiting with this post. (PS: I didn't do the lowbrow stickers, I did the illustrations in the mag)