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Lincoln Electric Top Ten Garage Builders Announced

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Jan 102012

Lincoln Electric Top Ten Garage Builders Announced

In our February 2 012 issue of Cycle Source Magazine, we are happy to announce the winners of the Lincoln Electric Garage Builders contest. They will all receive a price package from Sick Boy, Garage Girls, Klock Werks, Spectro Oils and Cycle Source. The first place winner also gets a Lincoln Electric prize package including a top level VIKING 3350 auto-darkening helmet with a great graphic on the outside along with a set of Red Line welding apparel – Jacket, doo rag, welding gloves, safety glasses. So here they are, for more info pick up the February 2012 issue on Read More>>>

Swapping Points……

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Dec 012011

Lemme swaps out electronic ignition for points at Bare Knuckle Choppers.

DimeBash 2011

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Dec 012011

WHAT: DimeBash 2011 – Fellow musicians pay homage to one of metal’s beloved fallen heroes by performing songs either written by or that were an inspiration to Dimebag Darrell. All proceeds of the event will benefit the Ronnie James Dio Stand Up & Shout Cancer Fund. WHERE: The Key Club – 9039 Sunset Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90069 (310) 274-5800 WHEN: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - Doors Open: 7:00 PM - Performances Begin: 8:00 PM DETAILS: Ticket prices are $20 and are on sale NOW at: http://www.keyclub.com/event/76497/ Last year’s DimeBash contained an all-star line-up of Hard Rock and Metal titans Read More>>>

The Leaders in the Garage Builders Contest! Get your photos in Soon!!!!

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Nov 292011

The Leaders in the Garage Builders Contest! Get your photos in Soon!!!!

The leaders in the Garage Builders Contest so far….. Lance Busch and his brother from Reno, NV. Now this is just off of the first few entrees but they got pretty cool digs man!!! Send your entries in to cyclesource69@comcast.net Watch Facebook for updates! Facebook

Attention Garage Builders, Home Shop Guys And Shade Tree Mechanics!!!

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Nov 282011

Attention Garage Builders, Home Shop Guys And Shade Tree Mechanics!!! The February 2012 Issue of Cycle Source Magazine will be a special issue featuring Garage Builders. For it, we’d like to see pictures of you working in your Home Shop. Include a small bio about your space and we will pick the top ten to award a prize package to. In addition, the top ten will be pictured in this special issue and the best one will get a full feature write up as well. Please send all entries to cyclesource69@comcast.net before the end of this week…… Go to Facebook Read More>>>

A Pale Horse Named Death

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Nov 182011

“A Pale Horse Named Death”; a new band from Sal Abruscato. By Sara Liberte A new band composed, written and recorded by Sal along with guitarist Matt Brown. APHND was a no intentions, just pure dedication to ones creative nerve project that brings back heavy rock music they way it should be played! The album “And Hell Will Follow Me” is filled with heavy, melodic trance, rock that just rolls from one song to the next, filled with intense drum beats and complex, tight guitar riffs. Finally an album you can set in your play list and enjoy all the Read More>>>

The ULTIMATE HALLOWEEN Playlist From Full Throttle Rock

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Oct 292011

The ULTIMATE HALLOWEEN Playlist From Full Throttle Rock

So, many of our readers have been watching the progress Sara Liberte has made as editor of the music column “Full Throttle Rock” and we have been diggin’ the tunes she has kicked up. Sitting around the office we were talking about the killer songs that would fit on a Halloween Playlist and we put the challenge to her to come up with a big list in short order. So tell us if you think she nailed it or if she’s missing some?????? ? ACDC – Jailbreak ? Alice In Chains- Them Bones ? Alice In Chains- Sick Man Read More>>>

Interview with JIMS

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Oct 182011

Established in 1967, JIMS has over 40 years of precision machining experience. With a background in aerospace, engine and transmission components and complete assemblies, JIMS is familiar with critical and tight tolerances. JIMS parts are used and trusted worldwide, on a daily basis, in critical working assemblies. Aside from these raw materials, JIMS is also very experienced in designing, procuring, and working with castings, forgings and extrusions made from many different material types. Phone 805.482.6913 · Fax 805.482.7422 · 555 Dawson Drive, Camarillo CA 93012 www.JIMSUSA.com www.JIMSMachining.com

Cycle Source Best Of 2011 Nominations

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Oct 112011

Ok, we’re getting ready to start the vote. Do you know someone that should be nominated for any of our annual “Best Of Awards” from 2011? Well take our 2 minute survey and put their name in the hat. Just click on this link http://www.esurveyspro.com/Survey.aspx?id=e48cdd42-f079-4533-9277-b90c34bb32e0, and hey, pass it on!

On Newsstands Now

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Aug 222011

The August 2011 issue of Cycle Source is on the stands now and includes some killer coverage of our annual Big Mountain Run event, now in its third year. Featured on the cover is the incredible work of Brent and the guys at Cycle Boyz from Canada. This killer Shovel is actually two bikes in one!

“Save the Salt Coalition”

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Jul 052011

There has been a recent deterioration of the Bonneville Salt Flats due to salt brine removal from potash mining. A Coalition has been formed to preserve and replenish the salt flats. This coalition “Save the Salt” has also teamed up with SEMA, they are trying to help as much as possible. They are both working with the government and several other entities to try to come to a permanent solution to replenish the salt. The Bonneville Salt Flats at one time was over 90,000 acres and now it is dwindled down to 30,000 and keeps going down every year from Read More>>>

Did you grab your copy yet?

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Jun 082011

$20.00 for 12 issues http://www.cyclesource.com/subscribe

Ironhead and Shovelhead Tune & Service DVDs with Frank Kaisler

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May 132011

Ironhead and Shovelhead Tune & Service DVDs with Frank Kaisler

In this installment of instructional videos for garage builders brought to you by Lowbrow Customs and Four Aces Cycle, chopper guru Frank Kaisler takes you through the care and service of Harley-Davidson’s popular but sometimes troublesome Ironhead Sportster engine and the venerable Shovelhead engine. Applying four decades of motorcycle experience, Frank shares the tips and tricks that served him so well as editor of Easyriders magazine in the 1970′s. Every aspect of engine tune and service is covered in these videos: fluids, valve train, ignition, timing, fuel system, electrical. Follow Frank’s tips and tricks and you’ll build the skills Read More>>>

Check out this month’s issue

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Apr 272011

Big thanks to Good Morning LA for pimping out Cycle Source. We were stoked when Gilby Clarke offered us his sweet pan for the magazine. Be sure to check out the feature with Sean Peterson’s amazing photos. He is a great guy that loves to ride and builds his own motorcycles

On newsstands now

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Mar 222011

Be sure to grab this month’s issue. It is jam-packed with great features and event coverage. Mitch Bergeron’s latest custom build, The Holy Roller, graces the cover. It was a privilege for us to be able to bring this stellar motorcycle to you. Be sure to check out Duane’s coverage on the Mooneyes Hot Rod Custom Show in Yokohama. I had the distinct honor of handing out the very first Cycle Source Magazine pick, which was not a easy task. I have never seen so many motorcycles in one area. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Read More>>>

Get it now!

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Feb 222011

Bean’re spills the BEANS

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Feb 132011

Interview done by Ashley Known as “The GUY in the CrAZy hat” at ALL the events Bean’re is a staple of the Limpnickie Lot. If Bean’re is there you WILL be entertained….from being hit pretty much point blank in the back with a potato gun to breaking his thumb in a friendly relay race at BMR. He is one tough cookie! After getting to know Bean’re over the last couple years, I must say, you will not find a nicer person than him. Always there to make ANYONE feel welcome and would give you the shirt off of his back Read More>>>

Last Call

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Feb 102011

If your company is heading to Daytona for Daytona Bike Week and you want a free shout out, please send Thunder your location. We are heading into deadline soon. Don’t miss out.

Something happening here…

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Feb 042011

I have to tell you my latest jaw dropping experience with Cycle Source Magazine. I always look forward seeing that big brown truck dropping my ever growing supply of Cycle Source every month. Everyone knows that I get the first copy and head into the house to check it out. Looking at the cover, I start wondering what in the hell is this box on the cover? Well folks,that would be Chris’s newest step in our social media presence the QR Code.

Did you get yours?

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Jan 312011

So…Who the Efff is Roadside Marty?

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Jan 222011

Posted: January 22, 2011 by dixieashley in FAMILY, Roadside Marty Tags: Who the —- is Roadside Marty? (This was taken off the Limpnickie Lot blog, too good not to share, Thanks Ashley!) The question that so many have pondered, but NOONE has answered…UNTIL NOW! It is hard to miss the stickers "Who the —- is Roadside Marty" plastered across the lot. From bikes, to helmets and displays, these stickers really got me to thinking. Who is he? So after some pretty ridiculous demands from his agent, we finally agreed, but the terms will remain private. So without further delay…

Give them the gift that keeps on giving!

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Dec 232010

You should give them Cycle Source, the gift that keeps on giving for 12 whole months! For $20.00, you can give your friends the gift of knowledge, that’s right, with the monthly techs, bitchin bikes and features, they can gain the confidence to enhance the appearance of their own motorcycle. If you throw in a extra five, they can have Cycle Source with them at all times. Choose this option to receive 12 print issues of Cycle Source delivered to your door! PLUS 12 digital issues delivered to your computer before they come off the press! Our numbers are growing Read More>>>

2010’s Best Of Awards now in fifth year

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Dec 112010

Thanks To Everyone Who Took The Time To Vote! It seems almost funny now that five years ago we started the “Year In Review” issue mostly out of winter boredom and the fact that we had run out of things to write about but it’s true. We had been on the national newsstands for a little over a year and the pace was ridiculous. The January issue came and we were short on material so we went back into the archives and did our first YIR. Now five years later, the damn thing is one of the most popular issues Read More>>>

2010’s Media Release of the Year

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Dec 102010

Lowbrow DIY MIG & TIG Welding Fundamentals with David Bird Great news for Welders-In-Training: New David Bird MIG & TIG DVDs. Whether you are new to welding or are an experienced welder (or think you are!), David Bird is sure to teach you something new in these comprehensive MIG Welding Fundamentals and TIG Welding Fundamentals DVDs. With a ‘through-the-hood’ close-up view of the weld in progress, and all the information to get you on your way to being an ace welder, these DVDs are all killer, no filler. Not only teaching you MIG or TIG welding, David takes it a Read More>>>

2010’s Shop Product of the Year

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Dec 102010

JIMS Specialty Tools Since the launch of the Twin Cam motor, and when we went to install our first S&S gear drive, JIM’s tools have been a must have in the Cycle Source garage. Over the years, they have consistently met the industry’s need to perform a job easier with the perfect tool. Everything from the simplest item like the primary chain block to the full compliment of components needed to pull and install Twin Cams, JIM’s has the goods. On top of all that, they are made from top quality materials and here’s the real kicker, RIGHT HERE IN Read More>>>

2010’s Apparel Product of the Year

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Dec 092010

Biltwell Helmets Biltwell Inc. offers the lightest, most stylish novelty helmet in the widest array of colors and finishes available.The one-size-fits-most design allows for the lid to fit down lower on the head for a low-profile appearance, and the liner is removable for easy washing and/or replacement. The biggest metal flake in the business, chrome trim, improved goggle strap and all new D-ring and snap system make the latest Gen 2 Biltwell helmets the best looking novelty lid you can buy. Since Biltwell started bringing the cool lid back, it almost doesn’t matter to anyone if you live in a Read More>>>

2010’s Best Event of the Year

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Dec 092010

Born Free II – By: Suckafree Mike D OTC 33 Mike Davis and crew managed to somehow one-up last year’s Born Free by hosting an event that was huge in terms of size and caliber of bikes with the party being held this year in the city of Signal Hill, California. The streets surrounding the soiree were jammed with scoots almost as rad as the ones that filled the avenue where the BF crew had staged the jam.The boys from BF made sure the crowd was fed free food, drank free beer and even managed to raffle off a pretty Read More>>>

2010’s Builder of the Year

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Dec 082010

Larry Pierce – Garage Co. Customs Since he opened his doors in 2006, Larry’s been working towards a goal. Starting off at both a custom shop and Harley dealer in town, he decided to open his own shop and treat customers right. He started with no money and great values; a little at a time, he has perfected his craft. About a year and a half ago he moved into a better facility; he’s tearing through the national scene. With 15 or more serious builds behind him now, Larry has had a hell of year. As a member of the Read More>>>

2010’s Motorcycle Craftsman of the Year

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Dec 072010

Duane has become internationally know for the wicked one-of-a-kind seats he tools from leather but he is actually a third generation leather craftsman, starting out making wallets and belts to help support the family business. Some 10 years later, he’s still creating one-off seats for the top builders of the industry down to the garage mechanic. Duane is currently making his way to Yokohama for the Mooneyes’ show where he will be featured not as a leather craftsman but as a bike builder. That’s right, between Duane’s “Funkenstein” and newest creation “The Pink Taco,” he has gained international status for Read More>>>

2010’s Best Custom Product of the Year

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Dec 072010

Led Sled Customs “Rubber Mount Sporty Hardtails” After eight years of developing custom frames and chassis parts for Sportster models, Led Sled Customs came up against a problem with the 2004 and up Sportsters. Harley had changed their design concept by switching to a rubber mount application and this forced Led Sleds back to the drawing board. What the issue they had to face was that the‘03 and earlier design gave the builder the ability to use the motor as a jig to apply their hardtail kits. Since this was no longer possible with rubber mounted engines, they had to Read More>>>

2010’s Best Accessory Product of the Year

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Dec 062010

2010’s Best Accessory Product of the Year

Klock Werks Billboard Flare Windshield This year the folks at Klock Werks came out with a new Flare Windshield modeled after the original that saw Laura Klock race into the history books at Bonneville on the “World’s Fastest Bagger.” This model, the Billboard Flare, provides the same 15 lbs of down force for your Road King, Heritage Softail/Fatboy, Softail Deluxe, Softail, Dyna Wide Glide, and Sportster. It’s so easy to mount anyone could do this job at home with limited tools. The end result, when in the rain or heavy winds out on the highway, is unparalleled. Far better than Read More>>>

2010’s Best Performance Product of the Year

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Dec 062010

2010’s Best Performance Product of the Year

S&S Cycle’s Easy Start Cams This year, the industry was all a fluster as S&S released their Easy Start Cams. “Witchcraft,” proclaimed one side of the argument, “it’s about time,” said the other. The truth is this technology is age old and a welcome addition to hard starting, big inch, V-Twin motorcycles. Now, instead of drilling your heads for compression releases, it all happens internally. Each of the two exhaust cam lobes have a spring loaded compression release lobe on the “heel” of the cam where the valve would normally be fully closed. This holds the exhaust valve open slightly Read More>>>

2010’s Motorcycling Woman of the Year

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Dec 052010

Kids, dogs and the elderly, is what she says is important to her. You might think that being an attractive girl that builds choppers is enough reason to be cool but the story on Athena is much deeper than that. Athena worked her way up on the hard road as a woman in a man’s game and has achieved great things as a builder, but it’s her untiring outreach through charity work that makes her such a special lady. On top of running a full time shop, traveling to appearances as a builder, attending member events as a Motor Maid, Read More>>>

2010’s Motorcycling Man of the Year

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Dec 042010

Kevin “Teach” Baas As a high school metal shop teacher, Kevin Baas was doing okay but something inside him was pushing him to do more. Remembering the teachers that inspired him, he set out upon what has now become a life long pursuit of better education through motorcycles. Starting after hours, and with his own money and own motorcycle parts, he managed to attract a few students to what could be done with the proper knowledge of working a shop. Originally, parents were so suspicious that their kids were staying after school on their own that he had to defend Read More>>>

2010’s Best Production Custom Model motorcycle

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2010’s Best Production Custom Model motorcycle

Brass Balls Bobbers’ “Brawler” At the beginning of last year, Dar and Brass Balls took a look at their need for a new model in their line-up. Just before they decided to join the bagger revolution, a few industry folks – Keith Ball, Roadside Marty and Chris Callen – talked them into trying to develop an FXR-based bike that would be a nice middle point of riding, performance and fun. After a few adjustments, Brass Balls took it on the road for real world testing. It passed with flying colors in all respects from drag racing, track days and Read More>>>

2010’s Best Production Model motorcycle

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Dec 022010

The Harley-Davidson Forty-Eight Harley-Davidson has been doing some pretty wicked little bikes out of the Sportster line but maybe none will destroy the girl’s bike myth better than the Forty-Eight. By taking a page from the aftermarket, Harley has added in features like a PA deer killer front wheel, a slammed suspension and the namesake, a classic 2.1-gallon “peanut” fuel tank reflective of sheet metal of their heritage. It also has some very uncharacteristic tricks as far as a Harley goes, such as under-mounted mirrors and a side mount license plate. For all this, we are happy to Read More>>>

Year In Review is on the newsstands now!!!!!

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Dec 012010

Year In Review is on the newsstands now!!!!!

We would like to take a moment and thank you , our readers of Cycle Source, for picking this years winners! We had over 10,000 digital and mail-in ballots. That is insane and we are stoked!!! Over the next few days , we will be showcasing the winners here. Congratulations to everyone that was nominated, keep up the great work! Thanks for you ongoing support!

On sale now

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Nov 192010

Be sure to grab the latest issue of Cycle Source. On the front cover is “Dixie Wrecked” by Larry Pierce of Garage Co. Customs. Rumor is this sweet ass bike is for sale. The motorcycle was created with style and true craftsmanship. If you are interested, hit em up! Be sure to check out the features on the First Ventura Nationals, The Hoka Hey Experience and the bitchin write up from our friends Kyle and Tyler Malinky on their first Bonneville run. Grab a hot cup of coffee, this issue is going to blow your mind!

Did you see this yet?

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Oct 182010

The only way you seen this page is if you nominated your friends like I did. Better hurry, it ends soon!

Your time matters here folks!

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Oct 082010

Hey guys, time to make your nominations for this years Cycle Source Year In Review – Best Of Awards". Follow the link and cast your nomination and within the next three weeks the voting will begin! http://www.esurveyspro.com/Survey.aspx?id=dc013dd7-20c4-4a58-9d86-6f12143a14c5

On sale now!

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Sep 162010

This month’s issue of Cycle Source is absolutely amazing. The coverage on Sturgis is impeccable and the images are spot on! Be sure to read about the Limpnickie Lot Footprint that was left with some really cool kids. Our lives will never be the same! We would like to thank Chris for his on-going support, hard work and spending endless man hours for the success of the Limpnickie Lot!

Hagon Shocks are here!

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Aug 042010

Hagon Shocks, a British shock manufacturer established in 1958, has opened their doors in North America for the first time. “This is a new endeavor for our company and a very exciting time for us all,” said owner Martin Hagon. “We have a quality product that fits into the vast American motorcycling market. We have shocks for over 1,300 different makes and models of motorcycles, so we can accommodate almost anybody.” Leading the North American base is former World Speedway Champion and multiple National Champion, Billy Hamill. “I have known Billy for many years due to our involvement in World Read More>>>

Frisco XL From Boston Mike and Mike “Punchout” Perry

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Aug 012010

Frisco XL From Boston Mike and Mike “Punchout” Perry

Article and Photos by: Cochise I’m not for sure when I met Boston Mike and Mike “Punchout” Perry of Boston Mike’s Customs, but I’m glad I did. We have become good friends that share a true love for the chopper and bobber looks from the ‘50s through the ‘70s, and aptly applying those same cosmetics to today’s rides. For me personally, it was nice to run into some men here in the Daytona area that not onlylove building and customizing motorcycles, like the one you see here, but they also ride the piss out of them. At one of our Read More>>>

The 2010 Brawler

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Aug 012010

Motorcycles Builds A Riders Dream Article By: Rob Keller - Photos By: Dar Holdsworth In the motorcycle world, there is a common bond among us. We all have the passion to build our dream bike but for some of us, we may not be able to make it a reality. Our jobs, or just having the free time to commit to a big project may prevent us from getting started but we can all keep the dream alive. This bike build is just that.

Congratulations Mrs. Ballard

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Aug 012010

Well, I think that the speed at which this magazine happens sometimes has me overlook the milestones. One that I do want to mention today is how far our own Lisa Ballard has come as far as an integral part of this publication and the industry it serves. I forget how many years ago now I ran into this little housewife at Cincinnati who was up everyone’s ass about her ol’ man and his leather work. She was relentless and years later I’m so glad because it started a friendship between them and Cycle Source that has been amazing to Read More>>>

We are so proud of you

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Jul 062010

Words can’t express how happy we are for Chris completing the Hoka Hey Challenge. Listening to him on this video, you can sense that he got way more out of this trip than he planned. Get some rest buddy, you deserve it!

Acme Choppers is now in Cycle Source

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Jun 302010

Wayne Ahlquist is the proud owner and operator of Acme Choppers which is located in Laconia, New Hampshire. They are producing All American parts at a reasonable rate and are creating a strong following with their one off builds. “Everything we make is engineered to work and fit exactly the way it is supposed to. When someone buys Acme ,they can expect the highest quality design, service and expert craftsmanship . They say that there are no shortcuts to quality, so believe us when we say that no corners are cut in the creation of any items in our product Read More>>>

Help Lowbrow Customs get to Bonneville

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Jun 062010

Lowbrow Customs is headed out for Bonneville Speed Week this August, Tyler with his 1955 Triumph and Kyle with his 1967 Triumph to do some land speed racing. They have been pouring blood and sweat into their bikes all year, and decided to do a commemorative shirt for their first year racing on the Salt. All proceeds from the sales of these t-shirts goes to help pay for gasoline (driving cross country and back), entry fees, hotels, meals and all the expense that comes with racing, even if you are doing it low-budget!

The Brawler from Brass Balls

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May 282010

The Brawler is the first Muscle Bike to emerge from the Skunk Works of Darwin Motorcycles World Headquarters located in Oklahoma City, OK. Darwin Motorcycles, creator of the popular line of Brass Balls Bobbers and Choppers, has been increasing the breath and depth of their offering by producing a signature series line of motorcycles. These motorcycles extend the core development strategy of value and premium components. The Brawler is a spiritual interpretation of Harley-Davidson’s FXR motorcycle. It’s designed to deliver spirited riding experience in a package that is exciting for canyon carving as well as comfortable for extended trips. Darwin Read More>>>