For those of you who were at VMD and saw our POG president's "investment" of a steel tanker with a unusual front wheel (tree growing in it) I will have you know that Paul saw it as something else. He is truly a visionary and is combining his love of Pentons and love of landscaping to start a new era in his life. To find out more go to the attached web site
//www.tylermountain.com
Go to links page then to bottom of the Other Related links section and view paul's new venture.
Conrad Pfeifer
1972 Penton Six Days
I met Paul at the POG tent in July and cannot recall in my military mind the "stylish" blue beret seen in the photograph. Could these pieces of motorcycle art propel Paul into a $350,000 federal art grant from the obamas stimulus package??!!!
Hmmmm... Art grant... 350k....This has me thinking.....
That's quite the heavy duty bike stand.
Thats a side of Paul that most are unaware of. I noticed another members name used in conjunction with some items on the home page.
Could this be our Conrad?
Hank Rinehart
Yes Hank. Those violins and basses were named after Conrad. Most people don't know that he is an accomplished bass player. I've heard that Al Born, Conrad and several other POG members play at the annual Christmas party every year.
Paul might have a couple of those custom stands for sale. They are probably pretty pricey considering the high price for scrap steel. We tried to move that one to take the photo, but decided to just take the photo where it was. Dave
Dave Stype
Cool Link, Love the Beret! Blue with white strip. Only those in the know, would understand the significance of the color combo. I have some friends that are in the Art world out here, Don't laugh, that actually is pretty cool. You should see the "interesting" stuff they sell for big big bucks at thier art shows.
G
72 six-day
79 KTM MC80 250