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London, England

My mother and I went to some famous places on our first day.

Eh.

I was just happy to spend time with my mom.

Got off here.

Walked through Hyde park

Neat buildings but too many stupid people everywhere.

I think this was the royal palace...you know with the guards and stuff.

Westminster Abbey.

This building is beautiful.

The details....

Big Ben.

Yippie.

The London eye.

With an eye booger of a line to ride it for about a mile.

Not worth it for me.

Garage-lift

I have a goal.

It is to de-redneck my garage and backyard area by summer.

Step one: Stone over muddy area.

This was after I cleared out all the trash from the alley that just seems to collect in this little corner...

1 Yard of stone.

Over the fence view.

The pony gettin' worked.

Lilac bush is finally flowering after 2 years in the ground.

Uniondale-Pat Scott-Babysitting

What! I hear something!

Pony mock up (just for fun)

Hub with the rivets drilled out to 8mm and sprocket popped off.

Stock sprocket.

This is an old XL350 aluminum race sprocket.

I need to drill some new holes and have the inside milled out.

Vegan Food London

I don't remember addresses streets but if you are in London and you enjoy vegan fare, you have to check these places out.

Cookies and Scream.

All vegan bakery plus ice cream in Camden....So good and cheap!

Also in Camden, Loving Hut.

One of my goals on this trip was to get some vegan fish and chips...I was so excited when I saw this...

Inspiral is also in Camden...... pricey but tasty.

Food for thought was good also!

Thanks Taeko for the suggestions!

Ariel colt / XL350 hybrid = The pony

Trust and believe.

I got the Ariel colt frame with the XL350 engine in it back from Ardcore.

Rebuilt the Ariel forks with bits I got from Draganfly.

Forks all done.

Jackshaft.

Cleared out this Honda C110 that I built for Christina last season and moved my 1965 Honda 150 Benly in its place. Chinese 90cc semiautomatic piranha engine in it.

While in England my wonderful dad drove me 2.5 hours into the countryside to the small village of Bungay to retrieve some motorcycle bits. Draganfly Motorcycles services motorcycle enthusiasts all over the world. If you have a bike made in the UK and need anything, chances are you can buy it here new or used.

Check it out---> www.draganfly.co.uk

I complimented them on the organization of this place...I am used to not bad but much different.

It was then that Iain invited me to have a look at the basement (apparently it was just piles of old bikes and engines yet to be processed).....but there was no time.