Nov 28, 2009

Isle of Man 1979

My good friend Søren dropped by with this awesome Ducati 900SS.

It appears to be the legend John Oldfield old race bike. He drove this piece of machinery in the Isle of Man Challenge 4.th of june 1979. - pretty cool I think.


The Duc`s in perfect condition, it just needed a little driver tag on the sheild.
So I stir some paint and made some classic hand lettering.


and a couple of hand painted logos on the rear.


Dellorto carb and Campagnolo rims etc. ect.
more info about the Ducati here.



Look forward to see that one hammer down the road this spring...

Nov 22, 2009

Motorcycle Art

This is a seria of Motor cycle Art that I´m Working on.

Found a bunch of old papers from the 1960.
They are German instruction for some kind of Industrial machinery.
The instructions papers are interesting and all tell something different.
The machine they tell us about are all gone, and so are the old danish company where i found the papers in a ruin (Dansk Soyakagefabrik A/s) 1918-1991)

Now the papers will have a different use. They are becoming small art piecesmade the old style way - Ink, prush and watercolor.



Interested in artwork like this!

Check out what´s up for sale:  HERE

NOTE: I send worldwide

Cay




Racing Mustang

Pisc. from The Pony Car Wars 1966 - 1972 by Dave Friedmann

To the Moon and Back

Went on at ride this weekend - to the moon and back....

Nov 16, 2009

VW sculpture

Yeessss - that´s A sculpture -

Would have loved if I had made this... But Ivan Puig did it first.

Nice one Ivan

Nov 15, 2009

Sunday with the Boys

Hangout, Hangover, Coffee & Muffins - Sunday with the Boys...

Martins amazing Hot Rod - And he selling it he. WHAT!...
If I had the money I would buy it on the spot, no doubt.


It´s the coolest car I´v been driving for years.
Interested give Martin a note on 39chief@gmail.com
(The car is in Denmark)








HAVE FUN!

Yellow days!

Some time it seems like everything is turning yellow around you!!!

My work desk in the garage.


A yellow place somewhere out there -

Nov 14, 2009

The Old 45"

My Old 45" WL was a good and working bike when I bought it - and then....
You put on a sticker, and think - maybe I should put on another seat.

Before you know of it, Kapoow! you´r changing everything...

I´ll say, a good start is always to put on a sticker, and next step will natural be to sandblast the frame - just to check for cracks...
And now you in to it, rebuild the engine, and change the oil...

When your finish, it won´t cost you anything...



after a "little" work - your ready to race...

And this is the result I ended up with.


I took these pictures a sunny day on a rooftop in the center of Copenhagen.

This Bike was absolutely one of my best bikes ever. I can only recommend the small 45" workhorse...