Special Delivery from Special79!

Just when I thought I couldn't be more STOKED on how my bike is turning out, Mr Jay Roche helps take it to the next level. He made me these RIPPIN bars that complete the flow from front to back perfectly. He is a true craftsman and an excellent friend. Check out his blog and get him to whip something up for you, I promise you won't be dissappointed.

http://www.specialseventynine.blogspot.com/

Pan Teaser....

HMMMMM what do we have here? What could possibly be in store when No Shame Customs gets mixed up with a 93" Accurate Engineering Panhead? Guess you'll have to stay tuned to find out...........BWAHAHA!

"Hell"Vis has entered the building!

My bro Dinnie of D&M Tattoo Parlour started this last piece of my right sleeve. I call it "Hell"vis. Fuckin STOKED!

I love vintage tools!

Brought home an Emerson horizontal/vertical bandsaw built in the late 60's. All it's been used for since new was cutting tubing for hot rod frames. It's all steel and cast iron, no plastic crap here! For $100 I'm STOKED!

NEW INK

The man Mike Ness of Social D. Their music got me though adolescence and now. They Rule and always will!

And yes the strings will go over the 2nd pick up on the guitar.

Work being done by Chad of D&M the same dude who rocked out my Johnny Cash piece.

It's Official

As of August 14th No Shame Custom Work Inc. is a fully registered and incorporated buisness. I will be specializing in custom motorcycles, and anyother custom fabrication including machining, welding, etc.

My website will be located at www.noshamecustoms.com and is being set-up as we speak.

I am in the works for being a Canadian dealer for the following

Lowbrow Customs www.lowbrowcustoms.com

Biltwell Inc. www.biltwellinc.com

Cycleone Manufacturing LLC www.cycleonemanufacturing.com

Special '79 Fabrication www.specialseventynine.blogspot.com

Troy Fabrications www.troyfabrication.com

And more to come

My first customer build with the company is a ground up custom with a 96" Accurate Engineering Panhead.


Watch for updates here for now until my website is up and running.

Thanks for looking and you can reach me at sales@noshamecustoms.com

Dress up

Tryin out a set of rad Wabbit Ears my homie Hach sent me for a future build. I couldn't resist to try them out on the Sporty. I dig the flow of them and they're comfy to boot. Notice the fancy new Front St. fender. It'll go under the knife soo to trim it to aboot the 1 o'clock position and strutted to the sissybah (that one's for you Roche!) Almost there, last is to

-drill holes to run wires

-Strut the rear fender top and bottom

-Put the thrust plate on the kicker shaft

-paint the sheetmetal

-go over and Loctite EVERYTHING!

-weld on exhaust brackets

-mount the front fender

-mount turn signals

-Make carb support bracket to come off the top motormount

-finalize the headlight and tail light brackets

-plumb, wire and FIRE

A couple hours of fab work and wiring and it will breath it's first breath of life SOON!

STAY TUNED..........................