Ironhead Thunderbike: WTF has he done with those cases?

[JBGoode]

Originally Posted by Hopper

Nothing low class about getting your hands dirty.
I have worked in both the blue-collar and white-collar worlds. Most of the low-class feckers are in the white-collar one.
I'll trust a guy with grease under his nails way more than I'll trust anyone wearing a suit.

Well I said lower class in retrospect to our pay

I always said the same thing about them talking heads. I never wore a suit, and never plan to, just don't look very comfortable to me. I'll have a redneck wedding weather the ole lady likes it or not.

[mikethebike61]

Originally Posted by Moon Wolf

That thing is a work of art. Incredible.

Yep. Damn sure isn't a worthy street bike.

[mikethebike61]

Originally Posted by barefoot

I'd be more impressed if they were all one-off magnesium sand castings. Ever look at the engines on mid-thirties Alfas ? Now that is some beautiful work.

I like my old Lester wheels!!

And, yes, the Alfas were drop dead beautiful. Ever see the desmo M-B of the 1950's?

[mikethebike61]

Originally Posted by snow

I'd take the 45 Magnum anyday--- there's a bike with a purpose. Totally badass, a real streetfighter--- the other one's just a toad's ass. There's a nice 45 Magnum in the lastest American-V, along with Patrick's bike.

Is that the 45 Magnum built by Pete Hill? He has one in his shop he did last winter. I'll have to check out the mag this week to see.

[brucstoudt]

Originally Posted by JBGoode

You're all too right, but a lot of us lower class Americans enjoy our dirty jobs

i,keep hearing that metallica song,sad but true. too many american businessmen refuse to support american jobs,american worker's,or the,U.S.A.,in general.it's,all about how much profit they can put in their pocket's. [sad,but true]