Summer's coming...

time to check the wiring again for bad connections and fix the stuff you didn't get to LAST summer.

Scenes from the city

Saturday. Had to work. The crew had pizza in the Mission. Walked there and back from Civic Center.

Headed to work



Graffitti going up as we ate



Mission District Deco



Little Star Pizza



Munro



When one door closes...



Get back to work


Last day of this job is tomorrow. Time to work on the bikes

Got out and about

Gateway to CoCo County


Met up with Todd


Went to The Wall



Posed at Coles Coffee and headed to work.
A good day indeed.

It's riding season...

...for EVERYONE now.





Tell your friends to be careful.

Getting closer

But just a little.


Still gotta add switches an finish wiring. Finish mounting the brake. Reinstall the cylinder head and carb. Create a new mount for the coil. And a tire. That's all.
Except for mounting the tank.
And inspection.
Oh, register it.






And that's all. Unless I forgot something.

Everybody's talkin at me...

Soooo bossy.

Thanks, Jason

Almost Rat Cat...



Not sure why you would name a street like this, but it is AWESOME.
Surely, there must be more than 'One Way'

Mobile blog test

This is an actual test. If this were a test test you would not see it.
Now, here's a pinecone that weighs four pounds.



Thanks for reading.

Found at work...

The dancers take notes for themselves. They obviously don't expect US to read them.

Maybe they did want us to find it. Pretty funny.

Picking up the pieces...

COFFEE!!

Phoenix

The old front end just stopped working for me.

Mike, at Old-STF in Yuba City hooked me up with this...

He also hooked me up with a clean front head to replace the broken exhaust port. Thanks, Mike!

Out with the old, in with the new

Bought a new Sparx power unit to replace the MityMax, and a Pazon ignition from Troop at British Cycles Ltd. in Grass Valley, CA. It's installed on the Triumph and I need a day without rain to give it a road test.
Fingers crossed.

Subtle differences

A little closer to the seat

 

A little closer to the forks

Which looks Better?

Up next

The front cylinder needs to be welded back together. This is probably the biggest deal in the rebuild, because without an engine it's just a coaster.