Here is a Picture of my store in New York. My brother Mike is in front of the Dragon Bike and my brother Jay is in back of the Dragon Bike. This picture was taken around 35 years ago, before I moved to Colorado. I kept the business in the family. This way if they steal something we will still have it, hahaha. I was dealing with on average 100 to 130 bikers a day. Busy,busy,busy. We sold accessories, worked on motor cycles, and my main business was motorcycle machine work specializing, in jobs that other shops couldnt do. Back then I loved to pull wheelies. It is very easy to do a wheelie on the Dragon Bike, because of all the weight on the back. If you look close the last fin on the Dragon Bike it is actually a scid plate. My record wheel stand is a block and a half. I even made a spacer block in between the carburetor, and the manifold. So the carburetor is facing forward, and the float bowl would stay level, so when I am up in the air it wouldnt run out of gas. COOL MAN!!!! I had lots of fun in those days! Could you imagine me pulling up to a red light lighting up the flame thrower, before the light changed, and then going for a block and a half down the street when the light turned green? That used to blow peoples minds! Sometimes even cause accidents!
Posted on: Thu, 22 May 2014 16:57:37 +0000
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