Showing posts with label Jay Cagney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jay Cagney. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
And the lucky winner is......
Congratulations to Jay Cagney for winning the custom 4th Floor Choppers air cleaner and t-shirt. Big thanks to Curt for making this giveaway possible! Be sure to follow CC on Instagram for more giveaways heading your way.
Saturday, August 13, 2016
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Wednesday, May 11, 2016
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Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Welcome to Jay's World
With the endless amount of cross-promotion done through this blog, I thought it was time for a slight change. I'm always looking for ways to keep things interesting so I reached out to fellow contributor Jay Cagney for help. Starting today I'll be posting photos borrowed from Jay's massive collection of stellar imagery. I would like to thank Jay for his ongoing support! -Lisa
Welcome to Jay's World.......................
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Jay Cagney Photography & Video
By Jay Cagney -
Over the past year, I’ve documented Virginia's creation of this motorcycle. The bike started as a stock '96 XL1200c, and through many hours of late nights, dirty fingernails and torn gloves, Virginia was able to complete the bike you see her riding today. The bike above covers about 6 months of building from January to June of 2015. Because neither of us had a lot of experience building motorcycles, we pulled knowledge and advice from the people around us, and through lots of information online. We're both happy to see the bike complete, and even more happy to present to you our journey through it.
Over the past year, I’ve documented Virginia's creation of this motorcycle. The bike started as a stock '96 XL1200c, and through many hours of late nights, dirty fingernails and torn gloves, Virginia was able to complete the bike you see her riding today. The bike above covers about 6 months of building from January to June of 2015. Because neither of us had a lot of experience building motorcycles, we pulled knowledge and advice from the people around us, and through lots of information online. We're both happy to see the bike complete, and even more happy to present to you our journey through it.
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