Been kinda slow and blaming Instagram...

I'll get my act together and start posting more frequent. The Juxtapod has been in hibernation for a while and now that spring finally is upon us we're looking forward to some action. Hopefully Juxtapod will be at the Jokers CC last party and show in early june. It's an awesome and laid back get together that is highly recommended if you like neat bikes and cars.

Play footsie with these!

Dont hold back on nuthin' became the parole as we went along creating the Juxtapod. These pedals kinda testify to that.

Left side

Nice picture I think. Today the first guests arrive at the Tyrolit customer convention and I'ts going to be interesting to hear what they have to say about a sparkling car with art-glass in the middle of everything. I hope and think they'll enjoy it. Hopefully it shows and inspires to the results that can be achieved with skill, creativity, hard work topped and finally topped off with good tools!

From above

A nice shot from above of the Juxtapod at Tyrolits customer convention. A beautiful venue and a high class event crowned by our ice-blue ride. Wish I was trhere. Pictures by Janne W, thanks colleauge!

Now in Innsbruck

Last Saturday the Juxtapod started a long haul (in a transporter) to right outside Insbruck, Austria. The Jux will headline a Tyrolit convention for their biggest international customers. The Tyrolit crew has prepared a real nice time for all visitors and we're real proud that the Juxtapod gets to shine at this occasion. As a matter of fact a bunch of Tyrolit products and competence was involved in the actual making of our beautiful car. And now the idea is to inspire others in what good tools can help you acheive in the way of realizing dreams in metal! Bikes, cars, planes, whatever made of metal in need of cutting, grinding and polishing will find good stuff by Tyrolit!

Art on the Artist!

Ludvig getting inked with the glas tattoo machine he made the glass for. It's a work in progress situation and we'll post some more as we go along.

If the Jux was a bike...

.. it could look like something like Jude Pakalens magnificent lowrider/digger type Beeza.It's qute amazing with tons of neat details. Only thing it needs is some kristal touches...and that it was in my garage.

A kaddy n' som kristall!

The Jux was by far the most beautiful thing at the show (in many ways exactly like my kids are the cutest - I'm totally objective...) but I take my hat of to the builder of the DeVille. It was so awesome it was like a time machine feeling to it... Back to 62 I think. Amazing!

Oh yes... by the way...

The Juxtapod did win the US Custom class 1 prize. Thanks! It's definately an honor!

At Bella Center...

Nice show with lots of different aspects of motor culture. The Juxtapod was appreciated by many and we heard nice things from alot of people. Extra fun was that mattias LeBeef was with me at the show. We also met up the good blokes from Jamesville - James, Peter, Young Angus and a bunch of great guys!

Heading south to CPH

Going to Copenhagen to experience the Scandinavian Motor Show and to see all the cool stuff thats there. Might mention that the Juxtapod is there as well. Hopefully we might take home a price or two of some sort. Hopefully we might see some nice danish rods and bikes. We know that James from Jamesville is there with a bunch of nice bikes of the more klassik chopper persuation. Which we like! We also hope we might get a beer or two and a little sumthin' for our aching backs!

Back in Norway again!

For the Oslo Motor Show. Great show with tons of people. Thanks to Johan N. who helped out a great deal. The Juxtpod was awarded prices from both the jury and the exhibitors. We're real grateful and proud!

In Norway last week and soon there again!

The Juxtapod appeared at Tyrolits both at the Tekniske Messe in Oslo last week and apparently people liked it well. Tyrolit had alot of people in their booth for both their products as well as the car. So they team up well. And just today it seems like we closed the deal to go to Oslo Motor Show the 26-28 of October in Oslo again. And the weekend after that we go to Copenhagen. Nice.

See you there, hvergang!

Grea fun! We're invited to Copenhagen and the Scandinavian Motor Show. Copenhagen is a great town and a motor show is always fun! Hence Great fun. Come and see the Juxtapod! Dau!

From the assembly - reminissin´

It's just beautiful and so thoroughlly well built and perfect in all and every detail... Well worth looking at now and again. Might soon get back to that Meguiars SEMA Challange story... I'll just wait and see if someone might get their act and backbone together.

Showin' of with Tyrolit and SIA in Norway

At the aftermarket autofair at Lilleström last february. We'll be heading back to Norway late september for the Tekniska Mässan. It will be real cool supporting true friends and partners to the Juxtapod project. (We've seen enough freeloaders for a long while now...)

At Vida Museum Öland this past summer

Quite a different setting than a Car show, but still very rewarding and nice. It was great to see diferent the different way that Ludvig expresses his artistic ideas. All of them added to each other and in a beautiful setting right by the sea.

We're at Meguiars SEMA Challenge and...

...getting our ass fryed in more sense than one. And that's a story I'll get back to if I must. However we had thousands of happy people taking a look and praising the craftsmanship, the idea and the sheer fun of it! I was proud as a rooster and very grteful to the skilled people involved that made the dream come true! There's alot of passion and energy in this world which is fantastic. But there are also some people feeding of the work and devotion of others - as always - which sucks!

Glass and motorvehicle related stuff do well together. As well as ingenious people. So simple and obvious that it takes a clever person to see it!

http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/16/view/22890/solar-powered-roadways-by-scott-brusaw.html

Questions on copper

These pieces are so full of colors and thoughts and paradoxes and ambiguities it makes me laugh and cry at the same time.