Pictures of Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter are making its way around the web. Depp is starring as the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton’s adaption of Alice in Wonderland. If it was 2002 I would be excited about this. But after seeing Tim Burton destroy Willy Wonka I can’t help but think Alice in Wonderland is doomed. Also, I use to enjoy the look of Tim Burton’s films but now there just old and tired. Anyway, I bet Depp is going to be great in the part.

Since getting the Harley I’ve pretty much given up on the idea of chopping a Honda CM400. I could give you a million excuses about why but I will save you that.

Even though I’m not doing my own, I still appreciate it when I come across someones else’s CM400 build. These builds are not something you will find a lot of on the web. Sure, you will find people saying they have done one and may even post a blurry picture of something that may be a Honda. But there is next to no information out there about customizing these bikes.

Knowing the frustrations with trying to find information and inspirations for these builds, I try to post any information I came across. Today I have a new find I want to share. This new find is hands down the best CM400 build I have seen.

This build comes from a shop in Dallas, Texas called Slaughter City Customs. I came across the build on their Myspace page. They have a bunch of pictures, starting from the stock 1990 Honda CM400T bike to the beautiful finish work.

Head over to their myspace page to check out more pictures and ask questions.

To help bring it some extra income, our pumpkin, Ken is offering gum jobs for $1.99…exact change only!

Seriously, I think it’s time to toss the thing. It’s just so hard to say goodbye.

“It’s so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.

And I’ll take with me the memories
To be my sunshine after the rain
It’s so hard to say goodbye to yesterday.”

It’s like Boyz II Men are speaking directly to me and Pump Ken.