Good day, everyone.

So you don't have to hunt for it, because I know that you really only want the pictures.

Today, I'll walk you through the way I plan to start a Gang.  It's going to be, of course, a motorcycle Gange.  However, it won't be one the way you may thing.  It's going to be a "Vintange" Gang, for the sake of old motorcycles everywhere.  It's easy to join, there are no meetings, and it only costs what you put into it. 

You all know that I have a 1975ish Honda CB750 that I rescued (was given) that was, and is, in pieces.  That's how this little section started.  That project is still on going, but I was fortunate enough to have a new addition dropped off yesterday (Merry Christmas!).  It's a 1973ish Yamaha 650.  That's right... where there was only one, now there is two.

On Saturday morning, I cleaned my side of the garage (it's all really mine, and by mine I mean hers, and I just let Jess park on one side, and by that I mean she puts up with all my stuff and the strange odors that come from gas and oild and tires and tools and shop cloths and... you get the idea) so that I could get the new addition a nice little home.

Sure enough, on Sunday... there it was.   Leaking all over the bed of my Dad's truck.  Ben was nice enough to come over and help Dad and I wrestle it out of the truck (sorry about your foot).  It fit into it's home so nicely.

So, yesterday afternoon... Adam and Nicole come over to hang out and watch the Bears actually play football for the first time this season.  Adam also brought a motorcycle battery.  So, of course we put it in the new motorcycle.

That's where things get odd.  If you seen the pictures of the Honda, you can imagine my suprise when the thing actually kicked over and started!  Granted, fuel was POURING out of one side of the carb.  It didn't stop us.  We took turns riding it up and down my street. 

That was fun.  I'll try to get pictures of that.  Better yet, I'll try to get video... Speaking of Video... wait, that's another story.

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