A dozen small steps

Step 1

Strip as much as possible paint with thinner down.

Less work for the Sandblaster, less money to pay and less heat on the Iron during the blasting!

Step 2

Sandblasting

Step 3

Welding the holes and smoothening the dents

Poorly took not realy good pics from the welded body.

Step 4

Again Sandblasting and then it get´s primed.

Should be finished in 14 days, then it wents strictly to the painter.

Fuck Electricity

Working on Flixo´s Vespa to get it road ready for the rest of the summer.

Done

Finished some Furniture work.

Ready to pick up by the customer.

Looked like crap when it arrived. But now we got money and space in the work shop.

That´s a bad combination in most cases and ends up with new trash and projects...

Small City Cycles @ BF3

http://www.smallcitycycles.com/

El Diablo Magazine Issue 16 out now!

http://www.eldiablomagazine.com/

BSA Gold Star Flattracker

 

http://www.pipeburn.com/home/2010/3/27/bsa-goldstar-flat-tracker.html

Twinshockers

 

I wanna have one of them.....

It´s always the same....

when I wanna go out and ride with some friends.

 

But at least it doesn´t rain in the Pub.

So it turned out to be a great night with some friends.

Life can be so simple!

Long long time ago

since the last post. Had a lot of work and projects to finish. The house where my work shop was, was closed by the building inspection office.

More than ten work shops had to move out of the building, because one guy broke trough the floor with his car...

And that only after 8 months in the old work shop, whereof 2 months only refurbishing was....FTW! Thanks to my Dad and his connections, he arranged a new Garage for me.

Look at that chaos! It took nearly one week to carry all the stuff out and in again,

because I had 12 hours to work every day and we made the move in the nighttime. Drove more than 400 kilometres between the two shops.

Deadline was 1st of July.

Next problem is all that stuff. The old work shop had 144 square meter and the new only 64 sq.m.

Still have to install a complete electric system and more lights.

Thanks to: Flixo, Mary, Micha, Freddi and Thomas for helping me out!