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4/26/2018 6:17pm
Headed out Sunday to the middle of Texas to pick a few of my flood victim bikes from a friend of mine who helped me out during the flood last year. As soon as the waters had receded he rented a box truck and drove 300 miles to pick up as many of my bikes as would fit and with the help of fellow Vitard Derek Harris, got me back in business. By the way, the middle of Texas is pretty far out there
Finally arrived at the bat cave
Checked out some hardware and headed to my buddy’s mfg plant to see some more.
Finally get to see some of my handiwork in a state of completion. Sometimes I almost impress myself! This is his original 74 CR125 he has owned since new. Was in boxes for decades.
Medical components mfg
And of course more Moto stuff tucked away.
Up early Monday and more windshield time.
Finally arrived at the bat cave
Checked out some hardware and headed to my buddy’s mfg plant to see some more.
Finally get to see some of my handiwork in a state of completion. Sometimes I almost impress myself! This is his original 74 CR125 he has owned since new. Was in boxes for decades.
Medical components mfg
And of course more Moto stuff tucked away.
Up early Monday and more windshield time.
My buddy rented Cycle Ranch for his birthday today and invited a few of us out for some good times.
A few Vitards are here and some guy named Howerton. Good times, great stories. He may even let me spin a lap on this...
The Shop
Im looking for a 87 CR 125 to Resto also...........Those things were awesome!
As he was pulling up I said to my friend - this guy must really like Andrew Short, he has all of his graphics and even runs the same number!
Then he got out of the truck and it was actually Andrew with his father-in-law.
Pretty freaking cool...
https://www.readmeta.com/blog/2017/12/27/andrew-short
Injury report, 4 broken ribs. That's usually a good time to call it a day and load up.
Pit Row
Great to see Subway Tom on a bike again!
All sorts of trick stuff laying around. 1983 Mugen kitted CR125 here with works swing arm and even has the lowboy fuel tank.
Early type 2 style works 125 Honda frame? This thing weighs next to nothing! As rare as it gets.
This thing is sweet, amazing work.
Huge autographed Bailey poster highlighting his career. I also have one of these in need of a frame.
Under it is a copy of the Transworld article where Andrew Short rode all of his fleet of Vintage Honda’s.
Thanks for all the pics!
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