Saturday, May 16, 2009 The 59 Club played a major part in shaping the Rocker and Cafe Racer culture. I love these vintage pictures from the 59 club days. If you want to see more check out Graham Hulletts Photographic Collection . (Graham was the club leader from 1962 to 1970).
Friday, May 15, 2009 Just found this photographer called Tony Starr from Melbourne, Australia through Speed Junkies (which is a fresh blog). He is the proud owner of a 1973 Honda CB350. But it was his photography that got me really excited...
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 Heres some tasty rides from Berry Bads in Japan. I have been drooling on my keyboard looking at some of these bikes. Their blog is worth checking out as well. Lots of tech pics (love the fish pipe) and also some vids of them riding these beautiful machines.
Post a Comment | Scott | Tuesday, May 12, 2009 Discovered this Japanese Custom Shop in Tokyo called Kick Back. They produce some really nice custom bikes. Like most Japanese shops they have loads of SR400's. Check website out for inspiration.
Monday, May 11, 2009 Club Zenith is a Japanese custom shop in Chiba. They specialize in Shovelheads and Choppers but I did find some Sr400's on their site that look pretty good. If you love your Harleys then definitely check out their gallery...
Monday, May 11, 2009 These Nexx helmets are so sweet. I am really diggin the Vintage X60 Range. They even have an ATR shell! I know what you are thinking... what the fark is an ATR shell? My thoughts exactly. ATR stands for Advanced Thermo Resin. Ahhh, of course. Anyway they are state of the art helmets with classic styling. And for those denim freaks that want a helmet to match your 501's. They have that as well...
Post a Comment | Scott | Saturday, May 9, 2009 This guy from Britian's Flat Racer loves his BMW Cafe racers. He has some beautiful bikes for sale on his website. Looks like he has a great eye for classic Cafe Racer lines. Love the detail, right down to the positioning of that BMW badge.
Post a Comment | Scott | Saturday, May 9, 2009 We can't get enough of vintage motorcycle t-shirts. Heres a couple of sites that we've found that stock some sweet tees. The first is called Motomania and are based in the Netherlands (website is a little confusing) and Nthro is in the States. Nthro stock the vintage Metro Racing collection from Ducati, Triumph, Norton, Moto Guzzi, Vincent and any other bike brand you can think of.
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