Me and my Beemer

Leeker McGurski

Left side Leeker

1988 Dragbike USA West Coast Funnybike Champion

First trip to Indy Thndernationals 1991

91 OHC Funnybike Champion Gainesville Florida

91 Gainesville World Finals Top Fuel and Funnybike champions.

92 World Finals Bradenton Fl.

Who's that guy in the middle?

Steve and Kathy

Fast and Furious

Full color shirt with autographs, wish I had one.

Ed Roth and me.

When Chip first learned to do burn-outs.

Paitently waiting for another oil down to be cleaned up.

Me, Kathy and the hired gun, Chip"Outlaw" Ellis

Chip at work.

Texas boots

Chip @ work

Back in the saddle again

Steve and Kathy at the track

"His Royal Highness"

Steve and Kathy, Gainseville Florida

Steve and Kathy

Kathy and Tito

I lifted this picture from Mark Powe's thread on Dragbike.com

1976 R90/6 great roadbike, grocery getter, and bracket racer. 14.65

My 1980 Shovelhead chopper, when I built this bike all I started with was a handful of spokes.

Object of this project was to pick up girls.

How much more could you ask for out of life, a chopper, job in a motorcycle shop, and top off by being young and dumb.

Dragbike USA still owes us $1200.00 for that one.

Records set 7.04 @ 195, one fast 10" tire!

Left to right

Brian Lynn, Neal "Fast" Lane, Bill Hahn Jr., Kathy Mortensen, Steve Rice

1992 TF Champion

Left to right.

Steve Rice, Bill Hahn Sr., Kathy Mortensen

Art work done for us by the late great Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, the little pig under the front wheel was Ed's Jab at Carl Morrow of Carls Speed shop.

A memorable day in my life.

Just wish I could of met Frank Zappa also.

Early on he commented that was the best part of riding this bike.

I think it was from a nitrous Pro-mod

The boots and Chip Ellis was an unbeatable combination

6.59 and record holder @ 211.87mph

Steve at the innagural "RICE BOWL" 2005

10/15/06 Sacramento Raceway, setting both ends of the track record for an import 6.85 @ 206

aka "Riceburner"

A happy couple. (couple of what though?)

4 the pass on this bike was 7.06, not too bad in 92. Ironically that is a quick as I ever went on it. After the chassis was shortened and Pete Steuri got the bike it has ran as quick as 6.89