Prints on display in Auburn

Hinshaw's Honda in Auburn, WA has graciously allowed me to display my prints in thier dealership and they've
been passing my book around as well.  How cool is that?  This place is great not only for the new toys and
great staff, but the owner has a fabulous collection of museum quality vintage bikes on display as well. 
You can see it here Hinshaw's Honda   If you can, go there and see them in person and support them by
buying some oil, spark plugs or a new bike or two.  Although my book and prints are of the "slightly used"
side of motorcycling, I greatly appreciate them displaying something a little different.  Thanks to Ron and Bob.

Tribute to Lucky Lee Lot

Sadly, the ABC Wide World of Sports footage of my record 0.7 second wheelie in 1985 has been lost, but my newest stunt has been officially recorded and is now made public for the first time here.  My First Stoppie! Looks easy you say, and you would be wrong!  Surely a feat only James Bond would try but here is proof that for a brief moment I shall share glory reserved but for a daring few, and lived to write about it.  Although sheer terror may appear on my face, a zen-like peace surrounded my spirit, and the mighty buffalo guided me to safety.

Motorcycle Prints on display at Old Strokers

My prints are once again on display, this time at Old Strokers in Everett, WA.  The have graciously decided to sell my prints and have put them up in the front window as well.  How great is that!  They look right at home in the front window along side all the other great motorcycle stuff they have for sale and/or display.  This is one great place to see whether bikes are your thing or not.  The atmosphere is all motorcycles, mostly old classics and there is plenty of eye candy to explore as you enjoy your favorite coffee drink or muffin.  The owners are very friendly and few people may know just how hard they work to keep this place alive for us bike nuts, so please go there now, or at least soon,  say hi and buy something even if it's just a drink.  Thier site is http://www.myspace.com/oldstrokers and they are located at 2816 Hewitt Ave in Everett, just west off I-5.  You can also call them at 425-252-5640.  See you there.

New Showing

Just finished up presenting at a new event at the Rexville Store.  This was the first year for this event located midway between LaConner and Conway in NW Wash. and although small it was fun to see some great bikes and meet new people.  I sold some books and shirts and got great feedback from everyone and I also gained some contacts that will help me down the line.  Next stop; Yard Birds Pedal & Piston Rendezvous in Centralia, Wash.  August 7-8 2010.  See you there.

New Link

Just added my first link.  Webbikeworld.com is huge and covers everything motorcycle from book & video reviews to alarms & locks.  This site can lead to hours of safe surfing and you will come out a better biker for it.  Go visit and tell them I sent ya! 

New Aquisition

Just purchased my new artwork.  This is by the artist Stevan Dohanos.  The following description of the cover is from the site Antiquetrader.com  "This April 7, 1951, cover of The Saturday Evening Post by Stevan Dohanos is requested more than any other magazine cover and commands top dollar. Seekers usually incorrectly ask: “Do you have the Rockwell cover with the 1950s Harley-Davidson?” when the cover wasn’t a Rockwell creation at all."

 

I've included the Post's cover from 1951 and also my photo of the artwork which is 26" X 42" approx.  This is one of the original pieces that was recently acquired from one of the artists sons.  Very exciting!

 

Prints on display, at the Rocky Bay, for the month of May

My prints are up at the Rocky Bay Cafe for this month and they are getting a great response.  The cafe hosts displays from local artists each month and I finally had my number called after a year of waiting.  Several people have said this may be the best show they've had yet and, of course, I couldn't agree more.  If you want to see some great, unique prints of a different side to motorcycling,  come on up to Friday Harbor and see my prints at Rocky Bay Cafe,  you can enjoy a great breakfast as well.  Tell 2500 of your closest friends too.