John Tubbs' Panhead

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John Tubbs' Panhead

Written By: Harold McGruther
3-7-2012
Categorized in: Motorcycles, News

When we visited the proprietor of the haberdashery called Dixie in Long Beach last week, its proprietor John Tubbs tooled up on this sweet panhead. Mike Olson and John built this bike last year, and it's a fixture on curbs in front of cool-guy chopper hoedowns all over SoCal.

Follow John and his boutiques on the Dixie blog.

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Commented on 3-7-2012 At 04:26 pm

Niiiiiiiiiiccccccccceeeeeeee! So clean!

Commented on 3-7-2012 At 05:37 pm

Ah, I remember this one from the feature in Street Chopper back about a year or so ago. Good stuff. Clean and timeless.

Commented on 3-7-2012 At 05:38 pm

Dig this bike! Very cool.

Commented on 3-7-2012 At 05:59 pm

Just curious, but is that bandana supposed to be a poor mans fork stabilizer?

Commented on 3-7-2012 At 06:18 pm

The bandana acts as a break for water coming off the front tire. AKA, poor man's front fender.

Commented on 3-7-2012 At 08:05 pm

hell ya thats gnarly

Commented on 3-7-2012 At 08:10 pm

Very nice pan! I'm gonna do the bandana thing for any unforseen puddle I'll face in the future. Been flicked with water too many times.

Commented on 3-8-2012 At 06:42 am

Perfect pan !

Commented on 3-8-2012 At 04:08 pm

What a rad bike!

I would love to ride mandem on the back seat.

Commented on 3-9-2012 At 12:13 am

Sweet Pan!! Dig what he did with the rear banana caliper. Can't quite figure out how he made it work.

Commented on 3-9-2012 At 12:24 am

Pretty rad

Commented on 3-9-2012 At 02:36 am

Mike makes some good Junk.

Commented on 3-9-2012 At 02:13 pm

me	what a proper chopper! love how the paint at the seat is done...really cool.

Commented on 3-9-2012 At 11:04 pm

that dudes a homo. all people from alabama are.

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