"'92 Nighthawk CB750 frame," Daryl said, leading the way around the corner to the parking area and to his bike. It was obviously made from old parts scavenged from junkyards. This was a topic he was more than confident on and it showed. His shoulders were set back rather than hunched. Pride adding a bit of swagger to his stride.

He looked over at her as he handed her a spare helmet he'd borrowed from the shop just for tonight, "Yamaha YZF-R6 for the front end and brakes. 970 piggybacks for the shocks. A few other pieces here and there. Took me about a week to get her put together after I got my second paycheck. Got me moved up from just mechanic to a switch-up builder."