




I shot the bike in December 2010 at Ocean Beetle, the shop north of Tokyo where Shu works. I still have a few bikes from that trip I need to get into the magazine. But too much material is a good thing, right?
It's completely original except for the headlight and '52 Panhead bags. Great bike, and he rides it everywhere. You know what's coming next: coming soon in GKM!
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Does it get any better?
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