Rear view of my helmet. Big Thank you to Bob from bluecollarbikes for the sick looking sticker. Very nicely fills the space and shows off the helmet

Rear view of my helmet. Big Thank you to Bob from bluecollarbikes for the sick looking sticker. Very nicely fills the space and shows off the helmet

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Front view of my upgraded "bike" helmet.

Front view of my upgraded "bike" helmet.

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Close-up of the eye-bolt, shackle hitch. Really easy and cheap to put together.

Close-up of the eye-bolt, shackle hitch. Really easy and cheap to put together.

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Rear cargo trailer view. I wish it could have been all metal, but I lack the proper tools, i.e. arc welder.

Rear cargo trailer view. I wish it could have been all metal, but I lack the proper tools, i.e. arc welder.

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Ah, my latest addition, the cargo trailer. I needed more "trunk" space for running grocery errands and transporting things. I used whatever material

Ah, my latest addition, the cargo trailer. I needed more "trunk" space for running grocery errands and transporting things. I used whatever material

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Rear Tank Petcock. No gravity feed problems, everything is on a slight downward slope to the fuel filter.

Rear Tank Petcock. No gravity feed problems, everything is on a slight downward slope to the fuel filter.

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My awesome center mount kickstand. Looks a bit unstable here, but such a big difference compaired to the standard ones. It also adds to the overall

My awesome center mount kickstand. Looks a bit unstable here, but such a big difference compaired to the standard ones. It also adds to the overall

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Sadly this is where I faulted on my Dax engine, stupid mistake on my part. I just gave in this time and drilled a 3/8th's hole right through the fram

Sadly this is where I faulted on my Dax engine, stupid mistake on my part. I just gave in this time and drilled a 3/8th's hole right through the fram

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Simply modded airbox. I drilled various size holes in a spiderweb pattern across the back. True it might let in rain, but hey, beverage umbrella any

Simply modded airbox. I drilled various size holes in a spiderweb pattern across the back. True it might let in rain, but hey, beverage umbrella any

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My headlights power.

My headlights power.

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T connector, allows me to switch between the tanks and still use only one in-line fuel filter.

T connector, allows me to switch between the tanks and still use only one in-line fuel filter.

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Rear Teardrop Tank. Simple installation, rests on a sheet of cardboard held down by a heavy-duty bungee cargo net.

Rear Teardrop Tank. Simple installation, rests on a sheet of cardboard held down by a heavy-duty bungee cargo net.

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One of my fav. features - The good ol' garage door opener.

One of my fav. features - The good ol' garage door opener.

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My diy headlight. Basically a 12 volt 35watt MR16 indoor spotlight housed in a PVC exterior...connected to the drill battery pack seen in another pic

My diy headlight. Basically a 12 volt 35watt MR16 indoor spotlight housed in a PVC exterior...connected to the drill battery pack seen in another pic

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Vintage exercise speedometer. The odometer has not been reset, however it is very accurate, I'm just tacking on to it. I believe when I first mounte

Vintage exercise speedometer. The odometer has not been reset, however it is very accurate, I'm just tacking on to it. I believe when I first mounte

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Bike solo shot in all her glory.

Bike solo shot in all her glory.

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JohnnyLoves

The Beginning....

My very first build, on going of course.
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