44 feet tall, 89 feet long, 108,000 HP, 1.5 Million cu in, 102 RPM. 

thats SSpanky next to a connecting rod. insane.

so because i was too busy exceeding the speed limit, i didn't have time to stop for lunch. I called a co-worker that's always ordering out and asked if he was gonna get lunch. Sure enough, he was headed to JC's Tortas (yea, i thought he was a carpenter too.) I've seen Tortas on the menus when i go to Mexican restaurants, but never gave it a second thought. who wants to eat a sandwich when you can have tacos? Anyway, I tell him to get me what he's getting and he shows up with this monster.
A pile of breaded steak with lettuce, tomato, mayo, jalapenos, and slices of avocado. i don't think i'll be eating again till tomorrow.


Ok, so somone below was complaining about not getting bigger shots of Hans Solos ride, so here goes... I'm gonna post them one at a time so that maybe it will let you click to blow them up. sorry, I could only get one up for now.... I think technology is rebelling against me. It took almost an entire hour to get this pic to post.
we're meeting up for breakfast at (where else?) Slick Willies (2301 12th Ave. in South Milwaukee) and then riding out to Gennesse Depot for the party. If you plan on meeting us there, i will get directions/address for the party shortly! See you guys there!
if you don't know anything more from Warren Zevon than "werewolves of london", you are truly missing out. kind of like Elton John on a killing spree, his lyrics paint pictures of psychopaths and bizarre scenarios that make you stop and ask "what did he just say?" check out his album excitable boy.
the sleeve that the record comes in has one of the coolest pictures in the world.
so good.
"It's the bike that made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs. I've outrun Imperial starships. Not the local bulk cruisers mind you, I'm talking about the big Corellian ships now. She's fast enough for you old man."
I was gonna call Hans' bike the Hans Device, but after he recieved the nickname Hans Solo, it had to be, of course, the Millenium Falcon. check this thing out: Hans sliced the rear section of the frame and brought the rear wheel foward about 2 inches, then de-raked the neck to 21 DEGREES! the wheelbase is super short making for excellent handling! the pictures don't really show how crazy this thing looks in person!
The front end is off a 70's era dirtbike and the drum stops decent. At a gas stop the both of us swapped bikes and let me tell you, this thing is intense! every stoplight the front end is dying to come up off the ground, and at low speeds, if you let a hand off the bars the front end slaps back and forth. put the hand back on and it straightens out - it's more of a scare then anything, but it's not like you're gonna wreck because of it.
I'd love to give more details, but i'd rather let Hans do all the talking. Hans, if you want to leave a comment about the details in the comments section, feel free too, I'm sure people will want to hear more about it. either way, this thing is bonkers!