Showing posts with label Chopper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chopper. Show all posts

7.16.2019

Yamaha XS 650 Chopper

This fucking bike is so fucking clean. This is defintely one of those bikes you'd pull out to go mobb with the homiees.

Awesome build. This guy has the fucking motorcycle house on the block guaranteed. Sick build bro.


9.14.2017

Grab a beer, sit back and enjoy!

I'm one of those people who love difeferent types of motorcycles. But choppers have the core of my heart. There are sick bikes on this video.

One of my favorites is the chopper with the green gas tank and high sissy bar and green grips. DAMN!!

What's your favorite?

8.12.2016

Dice Magazine Covers

This is one of my favorite magazines. They know how to show cool is this magazine, like they really get it. The artists are so sick with the way they come with all these themes and create art pieces out of every cover. The concept of this magazine keeps the cool. Keep the way we see motorcycles from the real chopper point of view. It shows how the real chopper scene isn't going to go anywhere or get old. It show how you should always be you and not fucking care about anything that not in your world. Dice Magazine is the shit.

8.11.2016

7.22.2016

Prisim Motorcycles

Building and riding motorcycles is all about the good times and memories.
I like how simple this video is, definitely worth the watch.

2.13.2016

Born Free 8


I think every person that is interested custom motorcycles, needs to go to born free. This is one of the best shows in California and I think one of the best shows in America. The vibes are dope, there are so many freakin bikes, dope ass builders, good food, beer, cool venders and the weather is usually really hot, so bring water.

Check out this video and see what I am talking about.


If your not sold yet. You should definitely google it and see all the different bikes and builders that show up.

www.Bornfreeshow.com

2.05.2016


The [ER] motorcycles were designed and built by me in my back yard. My longtime friend and mentor Mr. Ben Hardy assisted me wholeheartedly. We had met when he taught me how to wire my first motorcycle, a 1947 “knucklehead” in 1961. He had contacts developed over years of repairing motorcycles in his shop on West Florence Ave. Jim Magnera of MC Supply was a valuable asset. He had arranged to act as my agent when Harley Davidson sold me an unnumbered engine (shovel head) which required a new law from the California Legislature. Mr. Magnera was also active in financing the burgeoning black motorcycle enterprise in South Central Los Angeles. Mr. Magnera and Mr.Hardy were instrumental in my relationships with motorcycle specialists in Los Angeles.

12.09.2015

Tokyo's 7th Annual Motorcycle swap meet



Here is a little nightly juice for the night. I need to make my way to Tokyo and go to one of these Swap meet/ cruise nights. It's so many sick bikes and cars on the road. This is definitely a bucket list trip.

12.03.2015

Born Free 7

I didn't get a chance to make it out to Born Free this year, But I will definitely be there next year. Some of these bikes on this video are my very own dream bikes.