bikerMetric custom metric bobbers, choppers, and cafe racers by honda, yamaha, kawaski, and suzuki

i like john ryland very much. we’ve been acquainted for over a year and he even sent me a classified t-shirt last may. he stays in touch and writes nice things to me, which baffles me greatly because i am ...

that’s all i know, folks. found these pix on a forum where all the guys do is post stuff they fancy while telling nothing about where they got the pix or any info about what they stole and re-posted. one ...

this is great. it gave me a reason to live. i forgot about revenge until i witnessed the following footage. it is worth watching. it is a great endeavor they undertook, and i commend them but at one point it ...

i missed it again. yesterday was national beer day! i just set a calendar reminder so i don’t forget next year. second year in a row, too. at least i know i’m not missing american craft beer week! until then, ...

bryan from joker machine emailed some slick pix of their latest custom build, a 1972 honda cb750k. having had no idea joker was making metric parts, as i always knew them as creators of parts and accessories for harleys, i ...

this bike first appeared on another site a couple weeks ago and something wasn’t right, but i was intrigued. i researched the builder as no link to his site was given, and shot him an email. we spoke on the ...

close your eyes. listen. please. dear julienne. did you know this is my favorite beatles song of all? ask your mom. punk kid, i hope and pray you are well. i could have done better. maybe you see now how ...

all righty. didn’t see the 13th attempt coming so fast, did you? dig the bodywork. it flows…. faiz from dariztdesign emailed yesterday, one day after i’d posted their unique kz200 cafe racer. he sent some info and asked if he ...

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this clean mad max style cafe racer started out as a 1980 police version of a cb750. did not know cops rode the cb. interesting. harold bought it from the original owner for $175. it had been completely dismantled to ...