Customer Bike Spotlight: Bobes' S&S "Drag Bike"

hi from spain guys!!!!!

mi name is bobes, here is my last bike ,wearing with some of the shit you sell.hope you like it...

cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
builder: me & my pals at speed metal
frame: santee goosenek traded for some old bike shit
fuel burner: s&s 96, shovel copy...
shemale (a.k.a trans) : 70's 4 speed survivor (shifts like crap...)
bars: keyno
seat: white...
tail light: lowbrow
oil filter: lowbrow
paint: no money...some sitckers and spray.
air filter: church of choppers
pipes: home made shotguns

gas cap: crashed sportster piston
rear fender: old spare wheel cover...i think.
wheels: 21'' & 18'' - avon
gas tank: sportster modified

Customer Bike Spotlight: Mobtown Cycles

Tim from Mobtown Cycle over in Baltimore, MD sent these pictures over a couple weeks ago, and we dig it and wanted to share!

He also used some of our bungs and stainless steel strut kit, a P-Nut tank, a Monster Craftsman chain tensioner and some other cool bits putting this together.

Good job guys feel free to share next time you roll another motorcycle out!

Customer Bike Spotlight: Chris's Trump

Chris A. from Australia sent us these pictures of his Triumph, and it is a looker! I bet it is fun to keep clean as well!


"Hi. Here are some shots of my bike that I built, with the help of Dave Helrich and the parts I got from you guys, it turned out great.Thanks for your great service to me over here in Australia.

All the best , Chris."

Customer Spotlight: Brooklyn Nick's 1967 TR6R

Thanks for sending this in Nick, it looks great and I am glad we could help in any way!
From Nick: Hey Tyler and Kyle, Just wanted to send a few pics of my 1967 TR6R, as you and your site were incredibly instrumental in the completion of this Brooklyn stomper.Gotta give a big shout to Dennis and Steve over at TT Cycles in Berkeley Heights for taking me under their wing and helping fab out the tail section and mounting the springer. Too many Lowbrow parts to count, from the fuel lines to the bars, you guys have been kick ass! New York’s own Hugh Mackie helped me get the motor squared away while Dave Perewitz nailed the paint.
Next project up is a chopped T100 bar hopper. Got a beer in one hand and my Wes White DVDs in the other! Say goodbye to that swing arm!
BTW your posts and DIY tips have been invaluable!
All the best guys – Love that sky high sissy bar on the new Pan.

Thx
Nick
Brooklyn NYC