So, I know I don't keep up on the 'ol blog very well.  I started a FB page too though, that I'm trying to keep up on a little better.  Check it out at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Screw-City-Cycle-Co/400993353248113

I think the link will work.  If not, just do a search for it, and it should come right up.  Please add us, share our page with your friends, post pictures on our page of you wearing a Screw City or Hank's shirt, or just of you and your bike, and check back with us every once in a while to see what's happening at the shop.  Thanks! -Josh

If you're looking for some wierd shit, I think I just found it. : )

If you're looking for some good tips to help you keep your old Iron on the road.....I just ran across this here blog.  http://knuckleheadtheology.blogspot.com  There seems to be a wealth of knowledge here.  Now go read!   -Josh

We are OPEN for business! The plan changed about 6 weeks ago, and we found a new home to open our doors in.  We are renting space from FD3 Motorsports (formerly Twisted Throttle).  The addy is 3305 Kishwaukee St.  Rockford, IL 61109.  The hours are varying somewhat, but are mainy M-F 10-6pm, and Sat. 10-4pm.  John is usually here earlier than that though.  So just give us a call on the shop line to make sure we're here @ (779) 423-5879 (save that shit!)   Come on down and check it out, buy parts, etc. etc.

Well, today was the first day we were officially open.  We got some stuff done, and life is feeling good.  I would post some pics, but I forgot the camera, and my phone is being a shitbox.  So, please settle for this most excellent video by Dropkick:

The new Screw City shirt is out TODAY! The "Locomotive" design is printed on a pre-shrunk, fashion fitted, unisex shirt, and is available in sizes S-XXL. If you'd like to show support, and get an awesome tee shirt at the same time, you can send $20 posted paid to my Paypal, using my email pjmoore01@yahoo.com. I will ship them out same day, via USPS. Be sure to include your name and shipping address. If Paypal doesn't work for you, email me at JMooreDistro@gmail.com, and we'll get you lined out.


I  should mention that Tori Desplinter of Job Printing & Design not only printed these shirts, he also came up with this design for us. We're really happy with it, and they look great. Also, if you look closely, the Locomotive is modeled after the famous steam powered locomotive that belongs to my hometown, Amboy, IL. It also bears the number 8376. Just a little tip 'o the hat to Amboy, IL. : ) Thanks Tori!

Rhoda

Rhoda is my 1995 FLHR that I've been working on and riding for the last coupla years.  She hauled me out to the Smoke Out this year for 2200 miles in a few short days.  Great bike.  Have her up on eBay @ http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/?cmd=ViewItem&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649&item=250926814233&sspagename=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT#ht_24358wt_1165

Time to get to work on the Shovel, both Ironheads, and the T100.  Have to free up some bucks.  You know how it is.  Bid Bid Bid, or contact me, and let's talk.  Thanks.  -Josh