Showing posts with label MC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MC. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Great Seal Of The United States, Illustrated And Stamped Into A Custom Leather Motorcycle Seat, by Rusty Knuckles

Great Seal Of The United States, Illustrated And Stamped Into A Custom Leather Motorcycle Seat, By Rusty Knuckles

Custom Leather Motorcycle Seat, With A Detailed Illustration, Of The Great Seal Of The United States As The Design. We Are Here To Help Customize Your Ride. Creating a custom seat for a motorcycle is something we truly enjoy making over the long hours it takes to craft an object into a unique work of art. Our custom seats are built for a chopper or custom build, so they can be directly bolted to the frame, or be used with a solo seat kit. The seats are already built with bolts welded in so its an easy setup.

Build Details:

• Deep dish, tear drop shape seat pan with mounting studs and covered in leather
• Seat Pan is made from 1/8" inch thick or 10 gauge steel
• 15" length x 11.5" width
• 4 oz leather on top, 8 oz. leather on bottom


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Great Seal Of The United States, Illustrated And Stamped Into A Custom Leather Motorcycle Seat, By Rusty Knuckles

Bottom side of custom motorcycle seat

Great Seal Of The United States, Illustrated And Stamped Into A Custom Leather Motorcycle Seat, By Rusty Knuckles

Bottom detail on custom motorcycle seat from Rusty Knuckles

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Dirt Drags - Living the Life - The Photography of QBall

"Dirt Drags" by QBall, aka Doug Barber from "Living The Life"

“Dirt Drags” circa 197? from “Living The Life”, biker photography book.

One of my crew’s favorite runs was the Dirt Drags. It was an all day adventure getting there, and a long time before we got home. While we there we excelled at getting drunk, falling down and getting dirty, after all we had a reputation to uphold. One of the events we won nearly every year was piling on a bike, and see how far you could ride before breaking bones.  The reason we did so well was, we practiced all year long, at getting drunk and breaking bones.

Long May You Ride,
Q-Ball

Buy his book, "Living the Life"