Custom Shops

This shovel is owned and was built byJeff Wright. I really love the swingarm and the shock setup on this one.

The third installment from the Depth of Speed series. This time they visit a young guy by the name of Chris Davenport who runs the Salt Flats Speed Shop.

Here are some progress shots from master craftsman Shinya Kimura's garage.So far, this thing looks fast standing still, can't wait to see it on the flats.

Unlike the character from Disney's The Little Mermaid, this Ariel doesn't have a sweet singing voice nor does it live under the sea with a pet crab. This one looks like it's been on the wrong side of the tracks, …It's based on a Evo Softail and it has what looks to be a modified triumph tank.

This Street Tracker is what Richard Varner and Richard Pollock believe to be the equivalent of a Hot Rod in the motorcycle world.The 4 wheeled Hot Rods are built and modified to produce the best performance possible, Pollock felt …With that in mind both Richards teamed up with So-Cal Speed shop, who are famous for their Hot Rods, to create a limited run of 20 or these Triumph Hot Rods.

Cycleworld has just released a nice video on some of the custom Triumphs designed by . It's a nicely shot video with more of a shoot the breeze conversational feel rather than a Q and A.

This fantastic cafe racer was built by a Alain Bernard from custom shop called Santiago Chopper, and was featured as part of the TV series Cafe Racer which screens on the Discovery Channel. I'm yet to see this TV series …The powerplant is based on a 70's Kawasaki Z900 which sits snug into a 70's vintage Moto Martin frame.

Great video called based around Andy Carter, founder of a custom shop called Pangea Speed. He has a great attitude to go with some nice bikes.