First thing I do when I (finally) get up in the morning is to pick out my writing bathrobe of the day and immediately pour myself a cup of black (as-strong-as-I-can-make-it) French Roast and head over to the computer to check my email to see what Internet havoc went on during my personal slumber party. Most of it is plainly carp, but every now and then, some little gem like the...

   Surprisingly for me, it was built by Beach Customs in Little River, South Carolina, which I mistakenly thought of as just a custom bagger and trike shop. Could be that the other feature Barnett’s Magazine Online has done on them involved a very nicely done custom Harley-Davidson Freewheeler in the big wheeler tradition.  Click on the link and take a look for yourself, they do...

  But when Jim asked Rob what he wanted for the bike, “All he gave me was 21, that’s it,” Jim said. “I don’t even know what that means.” Free to do whatever he wanted with the bike, Jim was psyched. “I did feel some pressure to make it right, for sure, but that’s what I like to do, chop up the frames and get in there,” he said. One of Jim’s trademarks is a drop-seat frame. “I...