Hey it's Nate's

Triumph

Taco truck

Bike last week taco truck this week

I got two first places at the bike show on saturday

In Wenatchee. Some creeper dude got these girls to get wet

in the gross fountain

Free assault rifles in Seattle

My Facebook buddy took this photo in Seattle. I would of grabbed it and ran. Ok no

i wouldn't of but it's fun to pretend to be all hard.

Saw this in Spokanes craiglist

For sale death trap. Ornimental fence down tubes

Helmets

Peckers point

Working out the bugs today

Star eyes

DONE needs some tweaking, rides awesome

I fought to mention that Jermy Fish is going to doing some art on the tank and frame. It's going to be a sort of art bike

Air cleaner then done

Might ride it tomorrow

1 more day then blam

Getting some

Holes and a ironhead

New porch build

Red Bull berm

I put a crazy amount of time in to building this berm. Built it in 4 weeks and a soap box car with duel a arms on all 4 wheels. Good to see it wasn't scraped. I built it for a one time use, but they have used it 3 times now. It is so smooth you can skate it.

Looking sexy

White is the new flake

Pickup driver tries to kill motorcyclist.

SCARY

I give to you ladies and gentleman Russian Pete,Peter Jasin of Bremerton Jan. 22, 1929 to Jan. 3, 2010 Veteran Peter Jasin "Russian Pete" passed away at Harrison Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3 2010 of natural causes. Peter was born on Jan.22 1929 in Poland. Peter came to the United States in 1947. Peter is survived by son Peter Jasin Jr. of Tacoma and a daughter Pearl Heaton of Germantown, CT and his friend and caregiver Brenda Miller. Peter entered the United States Army on May 27th, 1948 and was honorably discharged on Feb. 4th, 1952. He was highly decorated in the Korean War, receiving the Korean service medal, combat inf. Badge (C.I.B.), Five Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart. After Peter's military service he entered Puget Sound Naval Shipyard as an electrician in shop 51. He loved to be "in the wind" on his Harley Davidson Panhead chopper. Peter's signature look was a full length fur coat while riding. Peter enjoyed spending his time at Brother Don's and Monica's Social Club. Peter had a love for many things, but most of all, he loved the Ladies. Peter will be put to rest on Jan. 22nd, 2010 at Tahoma National Cemetery, 18600 S.E. 240th St. Kent, WA. 98042 at 11 a.m. A celebration of life will be held at Monica's Social Club 818 6th St. Bremerton, WA, at 2 p.m. Jan. 23, 2010. Read more: http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2010/jan/15/peter-jasin-80/#ixzz1NrZCRvFM