Our boy the the Flying Dutchman just posted a couple of big scans in his blog about a story on the Sinners running in the November issue of Bigtwin Magazine. Go check them out at his site: The Flyin’ Dutchman

Big Nick tells me that his bike is in these pictures somewhere. I like Nick, so I’ll take him at his word, but I’m having a real hard time seeing it… must be distracted or something. One more pic after the jump.

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I was talking to my buddy Jason last night and he reminded me about Chabott Engineering, the new company started by Zero Engineering founder Shinya Kimura. I had heard about Chabott, but until Jason reminded me I hadn’t searched out their website or seen any of their work. The site is nothing fancy, and there […]

The second part of the Classics at Castletown video. This one is a bit longer and has a lot more classic Brit Bikes. Lots of full restorations, some cafe racers and just chalk full of british motorcycle goodness.

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Junkbrick from the Jockey Journal took a bunch of amazing pics at the Barber Vintage Festival and Races in Birmingham, Alabama and by the looks of it, it was one hellava time. Tons of cool old iron; dig into those vintage Harley’s, Indians… oh and are those Vincents I spot? Tasty. A lot of motorcycle history concentrated in […]

I just uploaded a bunch of pictures from a Garage Company shop crawl thanks to Andy. If these pics don’t make your jaw hit the ground, you might be a lost cause. The amount of history in that place is unbelievable – the “engine corner” pic just brings me to my knees. Go check it […]

I haven’t posted a video in quite some time, so here is one from the Classics at Castletown; a meeting by the VMCC at the Manx GP 2006. Tons of vintage British Motorcycles. Part 2 coming tomorrow.
 

Here’s one done up by flyn-eye over on the Horse board. A modern Sportster done right. Low and mean with a touch of sparkle – top notch all around.

Bral checks in from over the pond… the Netherlands to be exact with his 1985 FXWG. Lots of cool subtle details that make this bike a winner in my book – from the pinstriping on the tank to the 1” under rear shocks to the “double barrel” swing arm (take a close look at that). […]