The Smoke Pit

29/10/2025

I can’t hear it over the Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing!

The imaginary beep…~Baboo 

23/10/2025

This is a great article on how Model Building (and hobbies in general) can help with PTSD.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17ZkbLbQX7/?mibextid=wwXIfr

23/10/2025

For those wondering how to navigate the VA during the shut down… more importantly wondering if you’re going to get paid, the answer is Yes!

17/10/2025

K-Mill interviewed Navy vet Trevor about his 2020 HD Road Glide Special Edition Eagle Eye that he entered into a bike contest at American Bike Fest

Paul Jr. Designs

17/10/2025

SGT's Time can be seen on YouTube tonight:

Nukes On Army Bases, Chow changing again, PCS freeze lifted (sorta) , miltech not getting paid, and AUSA! ...

16/10/2025

K-Mill stopped by Motorcycles of Dulles to demo scramblers from Royal Enfield and Triumph to see who the King of the 400 ADV is.

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11/10/2025

K-Mill interviewed Mike with Torque Custom Cycles at the American Bike Fest about about a couple of their award winning builds.

Paul Jr. Designs Orange County Choppers American Chopper

10/10/2025

K-Mill's ride through gorgeous Pennsylvania with Paul Jr. Designs at American Bike Fest event last month!
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07/10/2025

K-Mill's ride through gorgeous Pennsylvania with Paul Jr. Designs at American Bike Fest event last month!
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25/09/2025

One exhibit that stood out to K-Mill at the Harley-Davidson Museum was the 2004 Harley-Davidson Night Train that was swept away by the massive tsunami that followed the Tōhoku earthquake in Japan in March 2011. The motorcycle had traveled approximately 4,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean. It was found in April 2012 in a storage container that had broken away from its original location, on a beach in Graham Island, off the coast of British Columbia, by a local resident.

The motorcycle's Japanese license plate helped identify its owner, Ikuo Yokoyama.
Mr. Yokoyama, who had lost his home and three family members in the tsunami, was still living in temporary housing in Japan. He requested that the motorcycle be preserved and displayed at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee as a memorial to all the lives lost in the tragedy.

It has not been cleaned or restored since it was retrieved from the beach as a stark reminder of the disaster and powerful forces of nature.
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