Scram Africa

Scram Africa

CM450 Street Scrambler Done!

CM450 is done. Thanks to the dudes at Elan Vintage Cycle for letting me use the shop (and selling me the bike). Can't wait to get out on the road.

CB350 Help

 Tyler's CB350, Elan Vintage Cycles

 Tyler from Elan found this cool and easily accessible site that helps quite a bit when tuning up a cb350. Check it out.
http://benmiranda.com/my-honda-cb350/

CM 450 pt. 5

	Coat of gray primer. Paint job to come. Seat in the works. Fired up first shot and all the electrics work. Just a few exhaust leaks to be sealed up and its ready to hit the road. A new muffler may be in order. The old one looked sleek on the cafe version but, not so much on the street scram.

Trying to put this thing together between 2 jobs and being completely exhausted 24/7. 

Gee I just love degreasing engines. 

Testing out the new mobile blogger. 

CM450 Pt.4

 
Loose pre-assembly. Electrical is next.

CM450 Revamp pt3

Shock mounts and up-sweep happend last week.

CM450 Revamp Pt 2

Life's short. Loop it.

CM450 Revamp

There's no question the Honda CM series comes with a hideous chud of a frame. A buddy of mine gave me a good deal on this runner and I like a challenge. Choppy choppy.

Ah, that's a better starting point.

Currently working in a shop called Elan Vintage Cycles. Cool dudes. If you need any work/repair/customizing done to your bike hit us up. Rustridermailatyahoodotcom. We won't have a booth at Timonium, but we'll definitely be around.

Timonium

Lowside

Met a couple of the guys from Lowside Syndicate. Good people. Check out their blog and subscribe to a great magazine.
www.lowsidesyn.com
http://lowsidemag.blogspot.com/

Back in the Saddle

Been living in Baltimore, MD for the last couple of months and made some cool friends who are also into building some two wheeled machines. Finally, posting will resume with some new projects.