Swedish Chopper History on the road

Denvers MC are legendary and mythical! So I was real happy when Ostkant from the capital of Sweden sent me a message with some pics he just took. The pics features a classy and classic swedish style from a prominent member of the aforementioned motorcycle club. As understand this bike was first built like tons of years ago. And it is timless and so sweet to this day. The last image is one of those pics you can look at for hours and just feel the happiness and fun of havin' fun. Respect to the club and I'll remove the pic if it's not ok to post.

It's going to be for sale.

Took a while, but when you get an hour or two here and there it's going to be that way. But it turned it like I wanted it, though I think I need som rear fender adjustment. It's going to be for sale as the headline says. So if your interested in a 39EL give me a holler. The engine is newly renovated. bottom and top end. Its got a RL front end with a 1" stem and a 21 " with springer brake. Juice brake in the rear, 12 volt, Linkert DC carb et etc... All in all a nice bike.

too kool for words...

Pissed of and doin' sumthin' about it!

For all un-swedes the sign says: Just start looking you dawgone bloodsuckers... Action speaks louder than words! Respect!

The DC and ICA

A new source of spareparts for my hobby... The swedish food chain ICA and their high end range of cooking utensils/carburator air cleaner mesh.

An exhaust clamp from a Honda, I think, serves well as the crown on my DC.

Now ICA is officially part of our Hobby inventory.

A new knuckle in the house...

To say new to a Knuckle might not be adequate, but last week I ran up and down to the capitol of Sweden to bring back Mathias 41 knuckle to Goteborg. My youngest brother is moving to Shangahai for 3 years so Freudo and I get to keep it in our garage. Kinda bittersweet! By the way I posted my last entry from my iPhone - kinda shows dont it...

Swede Sixteen is slowly evolving

An hour here and an hour there dont make for à hasty assembly. And adding to that minor problems and some metalworking makes this summer a very non-riding summer!
Hope to get on the road soon! And on this bike.