Thanks to those who stopped by the booth to purchase or just to say hi, its nice to put a handshake and a face to these internet and instagram relations. A couple of builder bikes had our parts on them this year which is always a high point for us parts builders.
Dave Polgreens "Black Orpheus" Running Throwback pegs
Shawn Long of Imperial House Customs Dialed in Panhead Sporting some Throwback pegs. Bike turned out great and was part of the Showclass peoples Champ contest.
Were gonna be blowing these things out at BORNFREE5 for $50 bucks a set(normally $90)so come on by the booth say hi and get a set along with a free beverage.
Here is a sweet new part weve got in the works. Its a front pulley cover for your open belt cone motor. The neat thing about this is that its an inner and outer cover. Fits all shovel motors from 70 to 83 and early Evos. We will have some to look at At BORN FREE 5.
Rick Bray won the San Mateo international Bike show's freestyle class back in 2012. Man that's a nice looking mill for sure. Its always great to see what people do with our parts.
Congrats to Rick.
I was looking through the pics from the sparetime Japan blog of the mooneyes show like I have been for years and came across a couple of bikes with our Rockerboxes on them. We are stoked to say the least.
We are pretty stoked for Brian Elliot. He bought one of the first sets we had done back in March. Told us he was building a bike for the Smokeout probuildoff and as it turned out he took home top prize. Good for him, it looks like he put a shit load of hours into Wenona and it paid off. He can build you a bike as well. He can be contacted at: http://blacksunshinecustoms.yolasite.com/
ONE THING THAT NEEDS TO BE CLEARED UP about the article is this. It says the boxes came from THROWBACK MC. There is a motorcycle club that hails from the Grass Valley area of Norcal that goes by the name of THROWBACKS MC. This has NEVER been related to our company"THROWBACK MC PARTS" in any way shape or form. With all due respect to the Throwbacks MC. Just wanted to clear the air on that. WE ARE NOT A Club we are a motorcycle parts company.
You know how almost every rocker arm you ever get used kinda looks like this, not that they dont still work this way but We decided to do something about it.
So we bult this fixture you see here.
Then built an arbor on the lathe to spin a grinding wheel with.
After a quick polish they are looking better than new and we saved some scratch to.
We may offer this service when these get properly road tested.