here is a picture a while back at bradys (www.twfmco.blogspot.com) jays kz400 was in there and i grabbed the rear fender and set it on my bike...i think i'm liking it...what do you think?
this is a fun photo from our last visit to shriners hospital...my little man had to get fitted for a new wheelchair...they had a couple sitting around, so i borrowed one and he and i got to cruise the halls a bit...his new chair is going to be black metalflake and we're gonna take it to get pin-striped
if you don't know what this machine is, you can ask jared the welder,etc he'll tell you and make you feel stupid for not knowing 
bradys butt, i mean another shot of that one machine
this is my plasma cutting skills, i have the steady hand of a smoker...i made a heart for my wife (which i forgot to bring home)...and then thought i'd try some lettering...shoulda make it say "i heart TWFMco."
wouldn't it be nice
not only are my finger gestures evolving for the better, so is my attitude towards the break downs...well i still pitch a major fit and use words not found in the bible...but this time it only lasted for a few hours and not a few days...my wife even agreed that i am getting over it quicker :)...bradys pep talk really helped me get perspective (see comments of previous post)...anyways, my bike died on the way to motomonday, it was going to be my first time on this bike, my brothers first time on a bike and brad halls first one on a bike...and then my bike had to go and ruin things...i think it might be andy pangeas fault...he renamed the bike harpers heartbreaker and so far thats about all shes done...before that it was called "the cardinal" a tribute to my home state of virginia...but that name doesn't really fit with my pretty new tank and the SLC painted on it, another gift from andy...the heartbreaker is going to take on a new meaning soon, breaking hearts of those who don't have a bike with craftmanship from pangea speed and two wheeled freedom machice co. !!!!!! new alternator ordered 20 mins ago, look for us on the streets (and elsewhere) soon, and prepare yer heart
went to pick it up today and it died again...at least i somewhat censored my bird this time...i'm starting to think that chopping up old bikes is not all its cracked up to be...if you're not a mechanic or rich, or if you have other resposibilities other than you bike, then i'd say buy one already done or get a sportster and throw some bolt on stuff on an call it good...another thing is never give your bike a deadline/due date...this bike has seriously had like 15...this bike has me so pissed that my only options are to stick it out untill she is running like a champ or get her running good enough for me to ghost ride her off a cliff...i'm leaning more toward the first option, because for those 20 minutes she was running AMAZING!, thanks to Brady at TwoWheeledFreedomMachineCo.
