Archive for November, 2008
Soft Lowers – a handy accessory
I’ve had a Full Dresser in my life since 1996. Since i travel great distances on this most revered of models – the FL series, I need to be prepared for most any contingency. On a motorcycle, weather is the greatest threat to safety and fun for the most part, motorists in cages notwithstanding. Preparation […]
Posted: November 5th, 2008 under riding & road tripping, Uncategorized.
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black basket-weave belt
Black kind of sucks for the leather crafter. Dying a piece black kind of guarantees that alot of the detail put into a piece gets lost. Not the first time I’ve said this. So if I produce a piece in black, i try and “texture it up”, with a dramatic stamping pattern – while trying […]
Posted: November 4th, 2008 under leatherwork projects, Uncategorized.
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ho punches
A leathercrafter needs hole punches. Usually he needs a good many of them in a variety of sizes. Better to bite the bullet and get a good set and just keep them sharp and clear of plugs (important hole punch maintenance), than to try and scratch by with a set of odds and ends..this I […]
Posted: November 3rd, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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cuts aplenty
Seeing lots of “cuts” these days. Used to be, there was only one “allowed” on the street and it was a well known 1% club’s. Times have changed. This is just a sampling of what i saw at one event. Pretty cool to know you’ve got options, if you’re an organizationally minded person.
Posted: November 2nd, 2008 under riding & road tripping, Uncategorized.
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NYC bikes
Some of the bikes that came out and showed themselves this past Toys for Tots run typified the style I associate with home. Anyone riding a rigid in NYC gets my respect. I especially love the Shovel stylin with Moon floorboards and the Z bars…mmmm
Posted: November 1st, 2008 under riding & road tripping, Uncategorized.
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