Apologies for the lack of posts as of late,I got distracted in my home away from home; Amsterdam.

Shovel Trouble.(Look at the size of the rear anchor!)
 Another photo that shows how our times have changed,try doing this with a modern bike and see how much space you need.

This beautiful ('39) Knuck is featured in issue 50 of Greasy Kulture magazine,stunning bike.

Make your escape on a Pan!

The 1939 A.J.S V Four. Sent in by our mate Kev who viewed this bike,among others at the Sammy Miller museum in Hampshire, England.   www.sammymillerproducts.co.uk

A few more nice road shots from the lens of blog follower Tom Dolan.

Ride in Peace Droopy. Satan's Slave,Rick,aka Droopy died two years ago today, leaving a legacy few could contend with. The Knuckle he rode for over 50yrs inspired so many and the stories he left behind will continue to amaze generations to come. A man amongst men.

 

I first came across a photo of his Knuckle in Easyriders magazine about 27yrs ago and have loved it ever since,it just reeks of class.

Another nice Road shot from the lens of Tom Dolan.

Beautiful shot off the coast of Kerry,Ireland.
Photo courtesy of Tom Dolan.

Nice Knuckle bobber!

May 1957. Just a nice photo...

Armond Bletcher's Genny Shovel with speed shifter. Armond was a controversial guy,he worked as a body guard for Frank Sinatra and 'settled misunderstandings' for Easyriders magazine in the early years. He stood around 6' 6",weighed 350 pounds and benched 750lbs. He met his untimely end in 1975 at the business end of a .357.

Armond with his Knuckle chop.

Truth

Classic  Panhead

Let the weekend begin!

Nearly 70yrs since the last Knuckle rolled off the line.

Pan chop by Joris from Holland.

Summer time,the living will be easy. ..