Super Kim update on Vintagent (Supercharged vintage record breaker)

One of my favourite bikes. The 1920's supercharged Zenith record breaker. There is a bunch of info about this on the vintagent who is following the story of this one. Check out the site for updates on this bike, its amazing.
Look here for the details.
and here for the recent update.

Has anyone got any info on this cb custom?

I found this somewhere on the web, I whondered if anyone who may stumble upon this blog may know who made it, where's the website and what cc it is etc. or more pictures. I like it.

The Original Captain America (via Vintagent)

This post was from the Vintagent blog.
"The caption on the photo says 'Grasstrack, Cedarburg, Wisconsin'. The date is July 1942, and I've never seen an earlier photo of a motorcycle with an American flag painted on the tank. While I'm sure Ben Hardy, creator of the 'Captain America' chopper for the film Easy Rider, had seen this particular motorcycle, it remains nonetheless the progenitor of that 60's icon."

High street tshirt crap

I saw this good blog post one the Sprunghubs 'n' Hardtails blog. I can relate to this as I know somebody working in the tshirt design-for-brands trade.
I might as well post the same post from that blog.
"Ass Kicking...
is probably what you'll get if your stupid enough to buy and wear one of these trendy designer Tees.....
I saw a spotty youth wearing a pair of jeans with this logo on the ass the other day, he had spikey highlighted hair and a Versace Tee Shirt, I was dumbfounded...

It not only has what resembles (very closely) a 'Deaths Head' on it but also has an MC and 1% symbol in the middle, I hope they sue the ass off them and then set fire to their company...... oh yeah and by the way Dumbass that aint the 13th fighter Squadron, this is..."

cold day at the shed

BSA B31 Le Bobber

I was sent these great pictures of a really cool BSA B31 Bobber / Custom bike from France. The guy's called Trividic Roland. He started with an engine and gearbox and some Harley spares and the rest is home made.
There is a blog about it here
Nice to see another one based on the B31.