Tim came to us with a dream bike in mind. He had things planned out, had lots of photos, and even a computer rendition of what he wanted. When he introduced us to his coworkers and neighbors at the unveiling of the bike, he said, "These are the guy's that make dreams come true." It was like a Disney moment.

We've never met Billy in person, he's in Kodiak Alaska where he works for the Coast Guard Fire Rescue Service. He wanted a dream bike and asked us to build it for him. He wanted it to look like cherry wood that is on fire. How fitting.

We just got a 'Thank you' card and photos from Wayde in Victoria BC. After a bunch of red tape and hoop jumping we were able to get him his dream bike. He has it completed now and says he is very happy with it. Wayde says he "Can't ride it around town without someone stopping me and asking questions." Thanks for the card and photos, the bike looks great Wayde, Well Done!

Alen is finishing up his BBC Devil's Advocate ProStreet and brought it to us for a final inspection. We had to grab some photos while we had it here. What a BEAUTIFUL Bike! He has taken the BBC kit and made it his own with the addition of LOTS of custom parts and changes. There are custom mirrors with gauges in them, pegs, grips, controls, headlight, turn signals, clutch, accent lighting... it goes on and on. What a GREAT JOB ALEN!

Neil is well into his winter project, a BBC Sled Chopper. Here are his mock-up photos... I am anxious to see the finished product. He is right on track to be riding that beast come spring. Keep us updated Neil.

Pat visited us at the 2006 Mild to Wild show, then showed up recently to see what we had in stock. We built this one for the 2007 show and still had it when Pat dropped by. He had to have it. Congratulations Pat, enjoy your new ride!

Scott's Venom Chopper is complete!!! He brought it by the shop for us all to see and I grabbed my camera to snap a couple shots. It looks so nice in person. Great Job Scott!

We intended on building this bike to put on the showroom floor, but Spunky had other plans. He came from Idaho to claim it just a couple weeks after we placed the order for the kit. Tangerine jewling with orange flames, it really is a work of art. If you are in Northern Idaho, keep an eye out for Spunky and his Sled.

Look at all the extras and custom made parts on this one. John made many of the parts himself including the pipes, battery box, and sissy bar. Featuring an S&S shovelhead engine, springer front end, drag bars, and flat black paint with silver graphics, the old school - minimalist look rat bike is what we have here. Great Job John!

We built this bike specifically for a show in just 6 days. During the build Jason called saying he was looking for a DA ProStreet. When we told him that we were building one he told us to put his name on it and rushed down with his money. He bought the bike that day even thought the only thing we could show him was a bunch of parts. After the show we took the bike back to the painter and had it done to his liking.

Chad completed this bike in 31 days on nights and weekends while working his 40+ hour a week job. We helped him at the end to get ready for a show. This one is packed with extras like 107" engine, inverted forks, chrome wheels & calipers, Martin Bros. pipes, spike air intake, 47Caddy tank, Wicked Image mirrors and BDL cover.. and the list goes on and on. Its hard to see here but there are over 2000 skulls and crosses inside the tribal flames, each one airbrushed by hand. This bike is out winning shows all over the Northwest, Great Job Chad!

Its not a bike build, but it is one of our past projects. At the end of April 2007 we attended the Mild to Wild Rot Rods and Harleys Show at the Tacoma Dome. We Had Spunky come over from Idaho and Josh came up from Oregon. Thanks for the help!

In February 2007 we flew to Cincinnati Ohio for the annual V-Twin Dealers Expo. This was the second year in a row we have attended this show to see the latest and greatest new products to hit the market. It was -4 degrees the last day, but while at the show we got to meet some of the biggest names in Bike Building.

Normally the shows we go to are specifically motorcycle venues, however recently we attended a show at a mall in Puyallup Washington for a good cause. The Charity show raised money and food for the Emergency Food Network which supplies food to all the food banks in the area.

The Mild to Wild show came around again - its 19th year. We took over the entire space between the entrances which gave us lots of room to spread out. Thanks to Tim, Scott, and Chad for all the help.