Lee from Hambone Kustoms.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Shed Mule
Jessop captured a snap shot of the rare Shed Mule this morning in his natural habitat. He then lingered to lend a hand finalizing the drive and donated some shiny hardware to the cause. Thanks for the hand, man.
I got a few more hours in later in the day and got a bunch of things bolted firmly in place. A couple more little things to worry about and then we'll be ready to wire and juice this sucker. Not claiming light at the end of the tunnel yet, but we're making some progress now for sure.
I got a few more hours in later in the day and got a bunch of things bolted firmly in place. A couple more little things to worry about and then we'll be ready to wire and juice this sucker. Not claiming light at the end of the tunnel yet, but we're making some progress now for sure.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Sunday, March 11, 2012
full circle
Brian's gone full circle on his Panshovel. At one point this build season Loco got itchy and pulled the whole thing apart, but it looks like he's seen the light and its goin back to the whole lotta hell yeah that it is. Looking forward to running my shovel next to this this summer.
Csik is sik
Have Csik over yesterday to help me bang my paint out. And dude he hit a home run. Still lots to do on it. But its getting me stoked!
Lee from Hambone Kustoms.
Lee from Hambone Kustoms.
Location:8 Ave S,Martensville,Canada
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Cyclemania 2012
Not to be an alarmist, but you have 5 weeks to finish your bike. Get back out there.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Prime time
Finally getting around to painting my tins. When I get this done it will be a big weight off my shoulders. But it's going to totally pay off. Keep posted brothers!
Lee from Hambone Kustoms.
Lee from Hambone Kustoms.
Tinny tin tin
Coles got my tins all glossed black and I can't wait to get them back on the bike. Soooo stoked! Thanks bro.
assembled here today
Had Brian over this morning for an early bird bike build in the shed. Doesn't look like much, but I'm pretty pleased with the progress because it's all done right. A few "basket case" surprises, but nothing too serious. One more round of squaring, shaving, drilling resizing, shimming and bolting and we'll be ready for more general assembly items.
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