Our friends Zack and Scott of Choppertown / Brittown fame have a new flick coming out. These guys always deliver, check out the trailer above - you can pre-order now and save yourself a couple bucks.

Neat little tool to make things easier, seems like it would be pretty easy to make one for yourself.

Special ‘79 dropping knowledge.

I would have maybe stretched it in the back just a little bit more, but overall Lots of really nice details on this XS650 Chop.

Mute the sound, crank some Slayer and check out some cool bikes.

I wish more internet motorcycle videos were this well put together. Beautifully shot and edited. Put together by Nguyen @ MOTORDIVISION.

How bad ass is that?! Firebreather. Dude has a A1 mustache too.

The sound of glory.

I realize this is Harley sponsored, but cool nonetheless. Killer bike, great ride idea. Can’t wait to see more of the bikes that are going to be in the mix.

You know, it’s kinda wackadoodle, but I dig it.

Our pal Jay (aka Special ‘79) has posted a bunch of videos of chopping up & narrowing a sportsters gas tank. He covers everything from splitting the tank to hammerforming the bottom to putting it all back together. Super informative stuff, go chek it out on his youtube page: Special ‘79 videos

Make sure to check out his blog as well: http://specialseventynine.blogspot.com/

I’ve plugged the Harbortown Bobber flick before, but I finally got a chance to watch it and I’ve got to say, it exceeded my expectations. Scott and Zach from Oneworld are no strangers to directing kick-ass moto movies - both Choppertown & Brittown slayed the small screen. They set the bar high for modern motorcycle documentaries, and their newest flick delivers the goods again.This is not a fluff piece - it’s a perfect mix of the story behind a D.I.Y motorcycle build with enough footage and detail to leave you feeling like you actually learned something. Not that we should expect anything less from these two, but I always get stoked to see them hit it out of the park again. The segments with Irish Rich and Earl Kane are worth the price of admission alone. As good as their previous 2 films, if not better. The DVD is finally available for sale on their website, make sure to go pick up a copy. http://www.harbortownbobber.com/

edit: unfortunately linking the youtube video was causing some formatting problems on the site, check out the trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKOXQfQszLk

Our friends over at Choppertown are at it again - this time with a new flick called The Harbortown Bobber. Check out the trailer - the DVD is coming out in July. These guys never disappoint with their flicks, so make sure to check it out.