My new white shoe:

heres a pile of parts for a cafe ive been brain storming. NEED MORE BIKES!!

some parts Dame Vega owns... will he ever claim them?

the new xs650 is here! fender/seat mount/oil tank/brake arm/plate mount all welded to the frame... what the fuck, guy? after market carbs and coils, 21" harley front, and the always classy white shoe in the rear!

i really should have taken a few shots of the other garbage/weld on parts however these two below take the cake... "forward shifter linkage arm"

im thinking i need this... i feel ive earned the right to shit through here...im just not sure if i can afford to

Day in the life of Scott, Fabricator for Cookie Cutter Customs:

so here i am picking my butt!

We start it off with a bit of chew!

 
 
 
 

Work?

okay so thats done...

lets just walk over here...

Why do i hang my tools up if they always cover the tables...

Classy bit!



the simple life...

rainy and windy were both stuck inside today...

i had to draw this up for a guy so i thought id put it out there... " universal ACC wiring diagram for bobber chopper" mind you battary goes to the switch...

Some sick 4Q photo's!

Some sixk SFK photo's!

this dudes tail light is fucken awesome!

in the KZ spirit, this chick had a feature in something... pretty nice bike. you got great style!

I still dont know how i made this work...

so ive been building sets of turn signals lately... when i can save $5 bucks i do it even if it takes me 50 hours to save it... stupid, yes. ive been using signal lights from gauges, the small ones from nutral lights and such to do it. turns out the watts aren't there in such a small bulb to trip the flasher. i thought id have to scrap them

"photos below" but then after trying a few higher watt bulbs and failing, i decided to cut open the flasher with the grinder and take a look inside... "2nd photo" turns out if you just bend the to leads closer to each other the smaller bulb can trip the flasher after all! so there you go. i guess i make blinkers now! just have to glue the top back on thr flasher and im good to go

since im on i might as well show down a few sick bikes...

the bike was nice but this picture of it just looked great:

i wish i grabed more photos of this bike, the guy had two of the same style but this picture had me jumping with joy. just look at that crisp seat and BAM!! that sick fucking tank job.

one hell of a cafe style ride.

love the white grips and worn red racing strip

what a clean side cover, nice bike whoever you are!

its more main stream then most of the bikes i post but i have lately started to like these frontends and white grips... it just lookes like it could have been manufactured just like this if the yamaha manufactured a hardtail back then.

The left overs:

here's a bike i worked on a ways back, seat tail light and a tune!

Russ! get this thing so we can get you on a hardtail!!

normaly these big time garage builds dont catch my eye but the shape of this thing helped me post it. the frontend, bars, plate and lake of a tree has me smiling. nice!

oh yeah! now here is a builder with style! im not normally a fan of swapping shocks for bars, "hardtail or not..." BUT! this guy did somthing right and maybe a bit of in between is okay every once in a blue moon.

i saw something in this bike, maybe you can see it too...

strip the paint, lower the headlight, keep the seat! nice seat man!

however, too many spring seats make me go crazy... here's a good one, an old but shortend 70's springer with the twist! glad to see the bastered bars aren't dead yet!

this thing has some style, an ebay springer never looks good... you've been warned.

Nash pumped this one out. blue in the tail light, where did you find that? this thing also carries its electical in a side bag... baseball points cover and bat grips for foot pegs. Sick!

get a really motor in there... my god this bike is awesome!!

the 70's, birth me there

why do i not own this?

rape, steal, and ride!