A fine example of this thinking is our feature bike Dirty Sanchez with its roots based on a tired Buell Lightning X1 that was just taking up space around George’s shop. “It was really ugly,...

  The builder of this bike, Mickey Holcomb, owner of Groovey Street Customs, acquired many of the main components from a guy who used to work for him. His former employee built the ’37 Knucklehead...

  Being located so far out of the custom motorcycle mainstream kinda leads me to believe that Aldo says screw it and just makes everything for his bikes, as I doubt there’s a local shop to get parts...

Click here for more photos… This bike feature originally appeared in Barnett’s Magazine issue #60, March 2008. SPECIFICATIONS Bike Name: ThorTueuse...

Click here for more photos… This bike feature originally appeared in Barnett’s Magazine issue #61, April/May 2008. SPECIFICATIONS Owner: TT Cycles Year...

  Last year a customer, Scotty Blakely, approached Marty about a custom build using one of Snake Alley’s Saturday Night Special frames. The gentleman wanted a bike that wouldn’t be mistaken for...

Click here for more photos 1967 Triumph Bonneville Story by Mark Barnett, Photos by Rodent Rodent and I were walking out in front of the store one Saturday towards the...

The guys at Frankenstein Trikes are committed to offer Trike rear-ends and Trike Kits with the highest quality, low maintenance and that are easy to install.   We now have Eleven different Trike...