Queen’s Birthday, Cruel Brittania
Just a bit of humour for the Queen’s Birthday Week-end holiday I could have been all patriotic & put a picture of our ruler in UK, you know the one […]
Entries by Phil Pilgrim
Sam is Fine & on the mend
I went & paid Sammy Vella a visit yesterday it was good to see him at Brunswick Private Hospital in Moreland Rd, he seems in good spirits considering he is […]
How Quick are You?
Chris Horner sent this in as a test to see how fast you react, for instance when you see a car doing a right-hand turn in front of you which […]
Winters cold, but the tools are blazing hot
Our Association patron Chief-Rain in the -Face pictured above is working full tilt on cold & wet Winter Rides last week- end a sample, this brings me to mention a […]
Our Indian Family & Alvin
The cute photo above came from Indian-Victory in Charlotte thanks for that, this is a good representative period shot of a fifties Indian motorcycle family, these days our Indian family […]
“A Kernel into a Nut”
Phil Irving (P.E.I) said the above statement about the fit of the Vincent into a Chief frame he was right it is very very close, Saturday was consumed with Sam […]
Revenge is Sweet & Meeting next Tuesday night
Wet Sumping, this was a problem that cropped up twice on the “Black Bastard” which is currently being converted into a Vindian, in it’s former guise it did it on […]
100,000 hits deserves a treat
Yes 100,000 hits in 19 months it’s great & deserves a treat for our readers, the first is from the late Phil Irving printed in Motorcycle Action 1975, this is […]
Dark Horse’s Future?
Small talk at Victory-Indian & news is scarce all Hush-Hush but a few snippets are 2014 model release will possibly be in 2013 in USA as thats the way industry […]
A wet week-end in the shed with a hacksaw & angle grinder
Wet Winter Day’s or in this case Mother’s Day, a new hacksaw blade, two cut off wheels & a trusty Makita angle grinder with a spare 2 days of cutting, […]