Monday, September 13, 2010

Lowbrow Holeshot - Free Dirt Track Racing & Party This Weekend

The Lowbrow Holeshot is this coming weekend, Saturday and Sunday, September 18th & 19th at the Western Reserve Motorcycle Club in Salem, Ohio. You can find up-to-date information on the Lowbrow Holeshot webpage. If you want to see some of this

Hang out after the races and have some beer and hot dogs, etc here (oh yeah and two FREE kegs of beer)

Walk 30' into the clubhouse bar and drink here ($2 a can) with a bunch of like-minded individuals


Wake up Sunday morning, shake off your hangover, and hit the woods for some awesome trails and break your leg on the dirt track (you gotta sign the waiver first!)..



all for FREE then come out to the Lowbrow Holeshot in Salem, Ohio next weekend! Thanks to our fine sponsors Lowbrow Customs, Biltwell, ChopCult, Hobgoblin Dark Ale, Four Aces Cycle, Fabricator Kevin, Greasy Kulture Magazine and Sideburn Magazine.

Keep an eye on the webpage here for updates

Thanks, see you there!
Tyler

Friday, September 10, 2010

Lowbrow Customs Launches New Mobile Website


We have just launched a new mobile version of our website, packaged perfectly for viewing on your mobile device such as an iPhone, Droid or Blackberry, to name a few. It contains all of the same content as the traditional website but streamlined for quick loading and easy browsing while on the go. From up-to-the-minute blog posts, whether it be race updates, new products, or just what is happening at the shop, to the highly popular DIY Tech Tips section and the full online store with secure ordering, the mobile website makes your browsing a painless experience. Check it out at the usual spot, www.lowbrowcustoms.com


Leavin on a jet plane.....

I'm sitting at LAX waiting for my flight home to board and reading this book....so far I agree with alot this guy has to say about today's work culture and the rewards if working with your hands. nice to see the hype is deserved in this case.
I also wanted to thank the Biltwell crew as well as everyone at JRC for the hospitality the last couple days! Cheers, Kyle
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Thursday, September 9, 2010

The first Video DIY Tech Tip by Lowbrow Customs


Above is the first trial DIY Tech Tip by Lowbrow Customs in video form. Shot this off-the-cuff video and see how it would turn out. Nothing crazy-technical here, this is just a good reference to new British motorcycle owners on how to change out a throttle cable. I have had this question asked to me many times, and it seems simple, though remembering back I am sure this was a 10 minute operation for me where now it is 10 seconds. Let me know what you think by posting comments here on the blog or on youtube... but be kind, I am new to doing any sort of video :)

Please subscribe to our lowbrowcustoms youtube channel for all sorts of motorbike related videos, and there is also a lowbrowproducts channel for video product descriptions we are starting to produce that will soon be available in product listings on the site!

Tyler

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Lowbrow Customs is Proud to be an FMA Stockist


Another brand to be welcomed to Lowbrow Customs is FMA, or Freedom Machinery & Accessories for those not in the know. FMA is run by Grant Peterson and the Harpoon, and they put out some high quality, distinctive hard parts and apparel. You can check out the first couple items in stock here.

Monday, September 6, 2010

The Salt Ghost At Bonneville Salt Flats 2010


These are just a few teaser photos from Jon Glover who hung out and lent us a hand and photographed the activities for a couple days during Bonneville Speed Week 2010 while we were there with the Four Aces crew racing. I can't wait to get the CD in the mail and check out the rest of the photos, these look amazing.




Here is a pic of Theo Ozen who built this bike and raced it for a couple decades at Bonneville Speed Week in 1967. Stay tuned for more info on both man and machine.

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Shopt Time With My New Toy

I finally got my English wheel mounted and was able to start playing with it. I knew there would be a bit of a learning curve since I have never used one before and of course I decided on a super ambitious aluminum fairing project (less than 5 weeks till Bonneville World Finals!) for my 67 Bonneville LSR bike! It is a super cool tool and I know I have just scratched the surface of what it can do, I can't wait until I have more free time to keep trying!

Friday, September 3, 2010

Bonneville Speed Week 2010 Photos


You can check out our Flickr album of personal Bonneville pics here, it includes photos from when we first left until the end of our trip. Unedited just a bunch of photos, lots of cool stuff, there are 251 of them for you to peruse.


Michael Van Parys hung out on the first Sunday and took photos, these 42 photos are the first batch he sent us. More to come from him, and also from John Glover of Salt Lake City who helped out on Monday and Tuesday and took tons of photos. Stay tuned to the Blog for more as they come in.

Thursday, September 2, 2010

More customer rides!

Our friend Arturo in Italy sent us these pics of his friends Norton chopper. I thought it was pretty cool, it's rare to see a Norton chop even here in the states!

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

My Office.


Here is a shot of where I work for a good chunk of the day. I am sitting here right now typing this blog entry. I wanted to show off my signed Raplh Steadman print that I bought for myself a year ago, I finally got it back from being framed and hung it up. If you don't know Ralph Steadman, he is the artist who did the illustrations for HST. Among the clutter and paper, finned timing cover and cast Hunt mag and Pan springer hobknob with scribbled notes, reciepts and to-do lists from Kyle.

Tyler