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From Mule Motorcycles. Study the wheel shot. Yeah, the hub looks good, but look at the work that's gone into cutting up two wheels to widen this one. Crazy.
After a long period of working through his order book Richard is back in a position to take on work. Deposits at the ready... GI
This is Mick Jansen's bike [of the Dutch Brother's Euro flat track team] which began life as the black/white Harley I sent you pictures of a couple months ago that I was selling. It's going from a C&J framed street bike to a C&J framed race bike. It's had lots of motor work and will now be lighter!.
Read the Mule story in Sideburn 3. It was shot by Hauler's Adam Wright
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I can't believe he builds these bikes in his laundry room...(see picture three from top). Must have an understanding wife.
My missus gets annoyed at me just for keeping a few bike bits in our hall.
/David
"....I work full time in aerospace so divvy up my time in batches..."
Richard Mule Pollack in SB#3 page 6.
ie don't give up your day job. BP
did you know that that's not the first Mule bike to go to the dutch-brothers? The #15 KTM was Richards personal race bike!
Yes, I noticed that weld on the rim. Great builds going on.
Thats gonna look great. How is the FT coming along guys?
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