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How to stop a terrorist
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How the spanish police stop terrorists!

1992 Yamaha VMAX
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This is me on my buddy's new / used vmax reving it up in his garage. He has a supertrap exhaust pipe on it.

Rear Facing camera while doing wheelie
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Here's someone doing a wheelie with a rear facing camera mounted on his bike.

More of Chicago Custom Airbrush
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The ladies posing among the artwork of Paul Boekman from Arena Auto Auction and ChicagoCustomAirbrush.com

Olympia Beating up her manager
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Olympia beating up her manager and making fun of it. She doesn't make a very good bully...

Tilted Kilt Ladies warming up for a day of Bikes, Beer and Pictures
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Here's Ashley and Kayla warming up with the Bean Bag Skills at the beginning of the Tilted Kilt Bike show in September 2009. It was a slow start this month but ended up being a stead flow of arrivals for the show.

Paint booth of ChicagoCustomAirbrush.com
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Showcasing some of the work of Paul Boekman from ChicagoCustomAirbrush.com.

Hot Bike just rolled in...
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A customers chopper just rolled in and the ladies wanted pictures with it.

Paul Boekman the Chicago Custom Airbrush specialist
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You have got to get into see more of this guys work. His website is www.ChicagoCustomAirbrush.com and he can do cars, boats, bikes, signs, and a whole lot more. His work pieces are amazing!

This is Dee's Bike! Yes, a Honda Rebel 450
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I thought the camera had been running while the photographer was taking pictures of her and her bike but only captured the very end of the pose. This is her bike, She rides it, does the maintenance on it, and everything else. Way too cool!

Flying Motorcycle $25000 dollars!
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Here's a flying motorcycle that you can purchase for only about $25,000.00 and travels at about 70mph. I just wonder how in the world they will license this thing and also whether or not you need a pilots license to drive it.

Watch out for this one...
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Watch out for this one, she just wants your bike... I was explaining to the owner of this bike that the girls just wanted his bike. And to be careful with them. They look like innocent young girls, but watch out!

American Made Class winner - 2nd Tilted Kilt Bike show
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Dee, Melanie and I think Jordan posing with the bike which won the best american made class. The paint and chrome on this bike says it all.

Melanie, Kayla and Amanda on the Winning chopper
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Here is Melanie, Kayla and Amanda posing on the chopper bike which won the chopper class.

A totally natural smile
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I was trying to get Anna the taller one who is actually the bartender to smile. When she does, it hurts to look at her she's so pretty.

Dee and Kayla starting to do some Judging
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Here Kayla and Dee were writing down the numbers on some of the bikes that were there. This one won the Chopper class. It's a Honda VTX which had been chopped, rewelded for a longer rake among other things.

Various poses with another bike and it's owner
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Here's Dee again showing her sexy versatile side having fun posing with another customers bike and then also with the owner and the bike.

Tilted Kilt Bike show posing with a custom bike
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Here, Dee, Mandi, posing with a customer bike.

185 MPH Ride on the Autobahn in Germany!
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Here is a bike doing 185 mph on the autobahn in germany. The video starts out with a pretty huge wheelie while you sit there wondering if this guy had the camera mounted wrong and then it comes down. He's passing cars on the left, right, between lanes, and several times having to slow down to keep the bike on the road! You can see his speed drop as he's leaning and the road curves and he keeps going to the right shoulder! This guy's nuts! or has balls of steel!

Honda VTX Best Chopper Award Titled Kilt Bike Show
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This was the winner of the chopper class at the 3rd monthly tilted Kilt Bike show. Ok, I know choosing a Honda VTX doesn't sound worthy to some people, but this bike was sure getting some looks. If not for the shaft drive, and the honda on the crank case cover, you'd never guess it was a metric. The owner let me sit on it and boy was it comfortable as well! Look at the wheels and attention to detail on this bike. IT IS A TRUE CHOPPER. To my knowledge, nowhere does it say that a chopper had to be an HD.

Tilted Kilt Bike show Cruiser winner
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Cruiser class winner.

Kayla and Dee doing some judging
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Dee and Kayla checking out the chopper which won the Chopper class. This is a Honda VTX which had the fork stem chopped off, rewelded, all the guages removed, new forks installed, custom rear fender and wheel, custom painted, lowered, anodized, and many other custom refinements. This bike, even though it's a metric is a true chopper!

180 Degree view of the ladies posing
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I turned on my camera while I was still in back to give a 180 degree view of the ladies.

4 girls and a bike
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4 girls and a bike posing,... and then the crazy pose. Party like a rock star girls!

Anna has NO bugar hanging out of her nose...
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I was explaining to her that I try to say things that will make her laugh and give us a more natural smile.

Anna walking with her sweet little walk...
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Anna walking back up to the building in her oh so sweet way.

Melanie, Kayla and Amanda posing with the airbrush painters bike
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Here are the ladies posing with the bike which had been painted by the ChicagoCustomAirbrush.com guy Paul Boekman.

Born to Be Wild - Best Wife Ever!
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Here's a guy and his wife going to the local motorcycle shop to buy a bike. Not bad...

Caitlyn and Kayla hugging on a bike and Katy standing by
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Caitlyn and Kayla hugging on a bike at the Tilted Kilt Bike show. Katy was also standing by to supervise

A Rat Rod? We didn't know what to make of it
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Is this considered a Rat Rod? We didn't know what to make of it. Notice the pipe wrench for the brake pedal and the chain attached to it to work the brake mechanism at the back of the bike.