Tag Archives: yamaha bobbers

Some time last week I posted a sneak preview on bikerMetric and on bikerMetric on Facebook. It was of a real nice V-Twin, a custom seat, and some other teaser pics. The full build and the photo shoot are done. ...

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 ...

yes, it’s true. while zurker is cool, they are in beta stage, so i started to think of where and how to get the old group going again, as i’ve heard from many who are bummed i stuck it to ...

support is important. support is sometimes more than money. it’s answering your phone. it’s helping a friend move. it’s praying. it’s being thankful. it’s understanding, listening, and working together. i support tc bros. they walk what they talk. tim (left) ...

can’t help it. this is rad. i don’t buy the horse often anymore because i’d always rather spend six bucks and change on half-a**ed beer, or almost two gallons of gas, and f*** around online finding bikes with a happy ...

a few years ago two brothers had one goal: to do something that they love to do and follow a lifelong passion. they opened a motorcycle shop to build custom cafe racer-style bikes and one-off, aggressive street fighters, bobbers and ...

discovered this today whilst d*cking around on the internet. not sure about the part where the vid says “purchase is by invitation only” and then their email appears telling the viewer to “express interest.” which is it? f**k off and ...

great photos of mark huang’s sr400 chopper from backstreet buckets: Get the best of bikerMetric directly in your inbox, once a week, every week. [wysija_form id="1"]

the saints don’t play until tomorrow night and i’ve got a logo to design for a client, so i thought i’d re-pay the favor backstreet buckets paid me a few months ago and throw up some stuff from that site. ...

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 ...