it's time to break out those old Smiths albums.
All kinds of interesting set-ups.
A whole 'nother realm of vintage bikes.
I found Kimura-san's 1915 Indian.
He had some interesting stories to tell, like a broken crank pin in Oklahoma. Luckily, he said someone flew one in for him.
Everyone did what they had to do:
I talked to Jeff Decker briefly about Kimura-san too, says he was a genius. "Shinya pretty much had the crank out of his bike every night! If I were stranded on a island, I'd like to be with that guy."
So much to look at. It was pretty crowded. Hard to get a shot for you guys. I ain't complaining though.
Check out this rig. It was a video guy riding on the back of this FLH:
It was a good time out there.
It was actually my first time on the pier too.
Seeing so many of these bikes at once was pretty neat.
I mean seeing them at bike shows is one thing.
Seeing a whole grip of them running all together is another.
All these guys were heroes.
hey! it's Lucky!
And I was wondering...
...are these legally not considered motorcycles or something?
Lot of guys running without helmets.
I know that guy.
it's Jeff Decker!
And Kimura-san rolled in right after.
follow his run here. 
These "chase trucks" were pretty rad.
hey, it's Mike Tomas!
I'll post more later. Read more about the run.
So I shot this Rikuo from Kaikado Kustom Service up in Ventura. A nice lady happen to be by, we asked her to get in with a few of the shots.
This feature ended up in an issue of Ol'Skool Rodz.
