Some cool builds from WRENCHMONKEES.
Custom Motorcycles From Copenhagen
Motorcycles, bikes and a bakery
Deus is a custom motorcycle shop in Sydney that certainly builds some beautiful bikes, but they also have a bakery, sell fixed gear track bikes and host motorcycle and bike swap meets. The Deus website is an absolute journey – go take it.
Deus Custom Cycles
Deus W650 Swing Bobber
Deus W650 Street Tracker
Deus Bobbersake W650
Deus motorcycle swap meet
TRIM at Glory in LA
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08 10th, 2009 |
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I’ve been a fan of Glory Sales & Service and the owner Justin Kell for a long time. Glory, is a destination for motor heads, celebrities and those seeking a unique Los Angles experience. This Hollywood Blvd. showroom features vintage motorcycle apparel, specialty leather riding jackets, limited-edition clothing, fully restored British and American bikes and automotive eye candy everywhere you look. And as of last Thursday, Glory is also carrying TRIM. Here’s a few shots of the store, Justin and the TRIM display.
Justin Kell
TRIM at Glory
Glory Sales & Service
Jennifer “Jiffy” Reed in Car Kulture Deluxe Magazine Photo Shoots
Photo shoot for Koolhouse Publishing of the Harbortown Bobber Shot by Anna Marco. Release date TBD
That’s right – she’s my sister – so don’t get any ideas! This is a taste of the first of 2 shoots Jiff will be in for Koolhouse Publishing, publishers of Car Kulture Deluxe and Ol’ Skool Rodz. This is a shot of the Harbortown Bobber photographed by Anna Marco. Release date is TBD. Jiff’s in a second shoot on August 1. Watch those hotrod magazines and pick up a copy in support of a local girl trying to make it big in L.A.
Millions in Motorcycles and Tiffany Lamps
Just got back from San Francisco. While there I cam across a pub called Eddie Rickenbacker’s in the SOMA district, near the umbra of the Bay bridge. The food is good, there’s a decent beer selection and they carry Cazadores Tequila (the best). However, the real attraction is the bikes including a Moto Guzzi, Excelsior, Henderson, Ariel and New Imperial. There’s also a 1941 Indian, 1918 Reading, 1938 Nimbus, lamps, trains, a cat and the proprietor Henry Africa. This place is definitely worth a visit.
The photos in the blog post were pulled from various sources-my camera battery went dead that day.
