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bikerMetric: Talk to me, bro. Tail End Customs: My name is Josh Bergeron and I’m from League City, TX. I rebuild industrial turbo chargers full time and run Tail End Customs part time. Just a guy trying to do some ...

As promised, here is another one of Josh’s builds – Zombie! Now although any newcomers to bikerMetric might be drooling over this latest build from Tail End Customs, the more regular visitors are likely to have a double-take. Oh, and ...

Got this one in from Josh at Tail End Customs. Tail End Customs is a custom metric motorbike shop in league city, texas (outside houston) that’s been building some wicked honda and yamaha choppers and bobbers for five years. The ...

got a few photos and some info on one of my friends and long-time advertiser, josh at tail end customs outside houston. he has new lights which can now be purchased brushed or polished. you can get them in right ...

here is a 2006 honda shadow vlx600 josh at tail end customs built for a guy named joey, who had recently returned from fighting in the middle-east. he hit up josh and told him how he had a motocross background ...

sporting his bikerMetric wings sticker on his helmet. right on, mister! enjoy your trip! thanks for all your support, man. as for the rest of you, email your stickers on stuff! those are the new wing designs plus the STICK ...

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that better be a yamaha motorcycle! f*** yeah, it’s a yamaha motorcycle! dig this vid from bikerMetric friend and supporter tail end customs in houston. josh at tail end also makes our high-quality vinyl stickers and a bunch just arrived ...

josh at tail end customs makes our high-quality. HUGE vinyl stickers. they come in black, white and red. the bike stickers look like they do in this photo: but they are a pain in the a*s to make (the wing ...

one day the builder of this bike, josh from tail end customs, thought to himself, “self, how can i make a bloated yamaha v-star look cool?” it didn’t take long for ideas to start flowing. i told him not to ...