Hello everyone! A few days ago I posted a picture of a rabbit I found in the wild. When I looked at the picture, it was very difficult to find. That game can be found here: So for today's animal find game,

What do you do when you're in a middle seat next to a really big dude? You accept it and fall asleep on his arm? I guess sometimes you've got to just accept your fate. He must have been exhausted!

We found this really strange looking creature in the water the other day. He was shooting a little stream of water up as you can see in the first picture: Turning around he looked like this from the front:

Somebody went and modified an old limousine and made it awesome! I don't know who's car this is but when I found it in the parking lot, I had to take some pictures and share: Here's the entire limo (pickup

Hello, I went hiking with some of my colleagues when I visited South Korea last time. We went early in the morning and just before starting our hike up the mountain, I was able to capture this stunning

After painting the engine with matte black high temperature paint and letting it dry, it's time to remove the masking from the parts of the engine that I do not want to be black. After we removed the masking,

I took this picture outside a Korean restaurant called "성보가든" or "Seungbo Garden" where I found this beautiful tree and landscaping. I hope you enjoy it. I have many more pictures from

I was walking near my office the other day and almost stepped on this little guy so I took a picture. When I got inside I had a hard time finding the rabbit in the picture even though I had just taken

Here is a picture of the motorcycle that my friend just bought. What do you think? Did he make a good choice?

Hey everyone, just wanted to share a picture I took a few weeks ago that I thought was funny. Look at how these birds are equally spaced on the wire. I think they need a little more "personal space"

Hello everyone! After masking off the areas of the engine that I do not want painted, I sprayed the engine with a high heat resistant matte black paint (It has a picture of a grill on the can). So I'm

For today's update, I'm showing the process I used to prepare the virago engine for painting and coating. When I sand blasted the engine, that process took it all the way down to the bare aluminum so now

To perform this conversion, there will have to be some modifications to the frame that involve welding. To prep for the welding, the paint must be removed down to the bare metal. The Virago frame has some

As I mentioned in my previous post, the carbs looked pretty bad so it's time to remove them and go through the process of re-building. So, I got the rebuild kit and a stage 1 jet kit to squeeze a little

Well I have put it off for as long as I can but it's time to remove the engine from the frame. As I described before, I took many many pictures of the configuration of the all of the interface points between

Continuing with the front of the bike, I restored the fork clamps and associated brackets next. This is a fairly straightforward part of the motorcycle. The only part that was a bit of a pain was the lower

Where to start when starting on a rebuild? Ground up or front to back? We might as well start at the front with the front brakes and forks. The condition of the front brakes was pretty poor. It looks like

I just received the new tank I ordered for the Virago Cafe Racer conversion. You can see in my previous posts the the original fuel tank is definitely not suited for cafe racer styling so I needed to make

So the key to a cafe racer is always "Less is More". To me, the best looking cafe racers are super minimalist with the engine exposed and very little chrome. Starting out with the Virago, it

I bought this non-running 1986 Yamaha Virago xv700 with the intention of doing a cafe racer conversion. This video is when I got the engine running to make sure the bike was worth rebuilding. ▶️ DTube