I had a chance to check on my 1952 Panhead on my last trip to Houston. I was back in town getting my visit visa to Saudi Arabia renewed. The trip ended-up being quite exhausting as I started my first week of work and hustled around getting my personal items moved (thanks Mom and Dad!).
On my last day in Houston I stopped by MC Creations just to see if the old Panhead was running. I wasn't sure what to expect; the last time in town the bike still had little knicks and knacks left untended. Much to my surprise the bike was finished and running. I got to kick start this bike to life after 15 years of patient part collection and construction. Here it is everyone. How about that custom seat that Gregg and his guys at MC Creations made for me...a nice surprise.
On my last day in Houston I stopped by MC Creations just to see if the old Panhead was running. I wasn't sure what to expect; the last time in town the bike still had little knicks and knacks left untended. Much to my surprise the bike was finished and running. I got to kick start this bike to life after 15 years of patient part collection and construction. Here it is everyone. How about that custom seat that Gregg and his guys at MC Creations made for me...a nice surprise.
Hey Matt: Pretty cool.. Reminds me of the many years back when you stored one of your bikes here in Alameda and the other time you took your mom and then me out on the feeder roads in Houston. WHOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOO. Pretty cool. I think that help me develop the taste for speed and bobsled runs.
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Matt, it looks awesome with the contrast between the black and blue. I also loved the seat before I read it was custom made for you. You have hung in there with the remake of that bike for a long time! Looks like it was well worth the wait! We love you Matt!
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