18 hours days, 14 days in a row. So much Rockstar, I think we would each bleed it were we cut. Hand hammering aluminum and metal finishing parts is fun to start, exciting to progress, and tedious to finish. Decisions, routing, endless painstaking details that no one will ever notice, but I know they are there.

Today marks day 15, full throttle. 7 work days left, plus one day at the Mikuni Calendar show in Long Beach. One bike is 80% finished; one is completely blown apart, with everything at outside process. The hundreds upon hundreds of man hours invested into a bike like this pays off, but mid way through, it’s hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Push a bit harder, we never fail, never miss a deadline, never quit

BTW, if you want to follow us, I can update Face Book from my phone, and that is

http://www.facebook.com/pages/RetroSBK/234770362335

This site is currently being redesigned from it current blog state to a lot more of a showcase, with the ability for us to link in our photos and updates from FB. August maybe?

Production wise, Hand Hammered aluminum gas tanks, starting at $2500 – hit us up

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