True East M/C

Maine, here we come...
I can't wait to be away from the shop for a few days.

I need to go nomad for awhile...

P.S. sorry for the non motorcycle content, but some times you just feel like chokin a bitch.

Fuck'd if I know

BSA, world's best motorbike.

Just got back from the races early Monday morning, lots of good stuff happened over the weekend for Land speed racing, none for us though. More info and pics later but for now I'll leave you guys with a "just off the starting line" photo.

Wish us luck...

Another finished motorcycle and happy customer.
Please excuse the crappy cell phone photo.
Bike built by us at, JDS Cycle
Paint by, Ryzart

Next weekend is our first race of the season, the bikes are all fine tuned and ready to rock and roll. How's 92.6 wheel HP out of a slightly under-bored and stock stroke 60's A65 BSA sound to you guys?

April is the first LSR meet of the year, dyno tuning starts on Monday.

...and all you'll see is its Lucas taillight.

BillyD's work is the shiznit.
http://www.hellmuttliners.com/

Painter extraordinaire

...busy

If you are a fan of barbecue you will never find a place better than #10 in Elizabeth, NJ. At just a few minutes over the Goethels Bridge it is very conveniently located for the NY crowd. A real relaxed and family like atmosphere with a killer patio eating area that is open year round with a killer view of the chef doing his thing on the parrilla (grill). They have a very diverse menu with pastas, salads, seafood and of course their famous Parrillada (a mix of different types of slow wood cooked meats). They also have a well stocked antique bar for all you alcoholics out there. Authentic Uruguayan food at its best and without the pricey airfare.

-Rivet

#10 Restaurant
515 Jackson Ave
Elizabeth, NJ 07201

Visited some friends today,
They were getting some work done

Lecturing a Bicycle repair workshop, NYC '05

This past year was very memorable, we broke a record or pushed our own record up every time out. We also finished 10th in points for the year out of 140 motorcycles in the ECTA. And we recorded what seems to be the highest speed for a twin cylinder BSA motorcycle in the world at 154mph. I can only hope that we will continue with our progress next year and are really looking forward to getting back to Loring, Maine for that beautiful 1.5 mile strip and ever increasing speeds.

-Rivet photo credit to Josh

LTA Record holder,
MPS/PBF-650/4 154.059 mph,

ECTA Record holder,
M/PBG-650/4 127.973 mph,
MPS/PBF-650/4 149.508 mph

Here is a 150mph run on the turbocharged and nitrous injected BSA on Maxton's 1 mile runway.

First

Bigtwin floor board tabs on an XS650