9/30/08
9/23/08
mulligan machine shirts and stickers finally
i started a store for quite a few designs i have been sitting on for a while, so buy em up!
also, let me know if you got any special requests....
mulligan machine swag
9/21/08
boylecomm or BCM
the sr500 posted below was built by a guy named kim. he is a true craftsman with an eye for aesthetic and function combined to make one killer scoot. i checked out his blog, and it's got some rad content within as well. see for yourself....
within his blog was found another kickass website.
9/20/08
9/18/08
9/17/08
fenderless xs650
this bike is straight up gangster boogie, unlike any other xs650 i have seen without being retarded. drink in the details, there are quite a few.
rd400 with multiple personalities
Blacksmith Cycles showed this little gem over at the TCU, and i just couldn't resist passing on a pile of gold for your viewing pleasure.
" Here's the pedigree:
77 RD400, Suzuki T500 tank, Evo Sporty front end, PM 6 piston front caliper, early 70's Sporty hoops, cut down Softail rear hub. The heads are cut for compression and this winter it gets a full port job. Loud as fuck and fast as hell!!!"
9/16/08
UPDATE : xs650 post from june
here are some words about the bike from the owners blog:
"I promised to show my motorcycle build, so here it is. It took me a long time to build, because when I started this project I was WAY under qualified. That didn't stop me from learning to weld and fabricate enough to do the job though. So far it has stayed in one piece - even at highway speeds (+).
This bike was my reaction to wanting an antique bike but not being able to afford one. I figured I'd make my own version. It started life as a 1977 Yamaha 650xs and I quickly cut the frame up and began making it into what is is now. Most of the parts were originally on another machine - be it a motorcycle, tractor, truck etc...
Some would call it a "chopper" and technically I did chop it, but others would call it a "bobber" style. I just call it the most fun I've ever had on a motorcycle. You dig?"
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