I hope you don’t mind a little dew on the pumpkin so to speak because there was a light drizzle all day. If you can see the dew on your phone you have excellent vision.           Make sure you click on Part One, Part Two and Part Three as there are different bikes in each article.

I hope you don’t mind a little dew on the pumpkin so to speak because there was a light drizzle all day. If you can see the dew on your phone you have excellent vision.           Make sure you click on Part One, Part Two and Part Three as there are different bikes in each article.

     So, I’m going with this retro-style Harley-Davidson Panhead chopper as strictly show with no interest in go. I’m cool with that as it really looks like a piece of motorcycle sculpture. With a hint of the late David Mann in its lines, it’s a modern day interpretation of Old School with a heavy sprinkling of bling. Chrome, show-polished aluminum and a hint of brass are...

      Built by Tim Scates for his daughter (she must be pretty hard core) it’s called Amy’s Twisted Bobber and one look at the downtube on Tim’s custom frame and I think you get the picture. But, it’s not what you think. Nope, Tim didn’t twist that, but found it. It’s a forged bit of 1.5-inch solid steel from the 1800s that’s been repurposed into the beefy round-tubing rigid frame....

     It could be that Old School is all about feel more than anything else. At least that’s the way I see it as I’m okay with looking at Old School maybe more than I am riding them. Yes, I’m from the past where riding was more important than just showing off. Back then if you had a bad ass chop you rode it because it was usually all you had. Bar hoppers today were once distance...