Knuckleheads were plentiful. "Why are all the knuckleheads in Japan?!" Because you sold them.
Although I may not have agreed with everything I saw, I definitely appreciated all the detail that went into all the bikes:
Everyone was busy getting ready during set up. So were these guys:
More coming soon. Also, thanks to Daniel from Yamanashi sharing a TON of the photos he took at the show.
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They're creative like we used to be! You gonna do a foodie thread
on the food there? Was there any SR500's @ the show(s)??
No SR's at Cool Breaker since it's more of a V-Twin showcase (although Triumphs were included this year). I'm sure there were a few outside but I was too busy working, I couldn't leave the booth.
And oh, I got some Yokohama & Tokyo food posts coming for sure.
Cool..yeah..saw the trumps in the link for the gallery and lots of nice v-twins tho.....
Looking forward to later posts
glad you had a good time..always
work tho! me too
i been workin 10 hour days for 8 months..going to Seattle next month
& i'll have bike and food pix
Thanks again
D
Did that Knuck borrow T-bones gas tank for the show?
my pleasure on the photos. i'm loving the spirit that the builders are showing over here for the most part. especially at the local events and stuff. reminds me much more of the kind of stuff i grew up around.
going to an event this Sunday too if it don't get rained out (rainy season sucks). i'll probably take pics there too. i'll send you a link to them too if i do, so you can post it if you like.
-dan
Daniel! Email me!
nelson@churchofchoppers.com
nope, that thing is huge, well over a gallon
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