Bike Builds

Great video from a Collaborative called Fuel Tank TV focussing on the winner of the first .MUCH MUCH AWESOME via.

and said to the Bartender"Why the long face?"the Bartender hesitantly replied"I'll spare you the details..

These arrived in the mail today after waiting a while for the supplier to get them back in stock. I've used these grips on various push bikes over the last 10 years and when I found out that they made …They are probably the most comfortable grips that I've ever used and for those with slightly bigger claws these are great.

AKA "The Little One"This nicely done cafe started out as a 1969 Honda CB350 and was tastefully brought back to life by the guys at . Along with building beautiful cafe racers, BCR is also well known for their … For this build they originally wanted to quickly put together a cafe by painting a checkered stripe down the tank, adding some clip-ons and finding a new rear tail.

Finally the wheel bearings for the Legbreaker arrived and I spent some time this weekend replacing them.It seemed as though these were the originals from the 70s and were in dire need of replacing.

Finally have all the parts painted and ready to be put back together. Was a nice day so was good to hang out in the sun, although I'm not sure how my office tan feels about that.

I would probably describe this bike as a **Strambler**! def: Cross between a Street Tracker and Scrambler, the seat and rear has somewhat of a Scrambler feel with the side plates, tyres and bars giving it more of a Tracker …Found this Triumph over on and was initially drawn to the matt black tank with the gloss triumph logo, along with the kind of suede leather seat. Also like the mag wheels and the chromed side covers and the 2 into 1 exhaust setup.

Well today we managed to get the hubs dismantled and cleaned up and painted.Spent A LOT of time removing the 1970's dirt from around the sprocket side hub.