Tag Archives: metric trackers

as i promised on independence day, if somebody sends me something cool, i’ll post it. here is the first cool bike with great photos taken by lance busch and some nice build info to go along with it. here is ...

jake howard sent some nice photos of his pretty blue 1967 honda cl90. back then they were called “scramblers.” i like that better than “trackers.” one sounds like breakfast, and the other like a bounty hunter. the cl90 was a ...

these are the latest kawasaki f7 175 cc two-stroke thumpers to come across my desk. these street trackers are the latest busch bros creations. the sweet pair are for sale for an undisclosed amount. starting with the white one, the ...

yesterday i received an email from a guy i’ve been promoting pretty hard in facebook after i discovered him at the beginning of september when i posted some info and photos of his clean cb100 tracker. another bike of his ...

Here is another patented bikerMetric interview. It’s our 12th and I’m pleased to present you with Jeremy Cupp, the mastermind behind LC Fabrications of Grottoes, Virginia. I’ve been a big fan of his work for years and am very grateful ...

The dudes at Heiwa in Hiroshima make clean metric bobbers, choppers and trackers out of almost any motorbike, from AJS to Honda. Here are a few examples: 1942 matchless g3l | heiwa honda rebel bobber | heiwa yamaha tx650 tracker ...

Welcome to our little spot in the woods, zbraclothing. I’m digging the 1980 Yamaha XS400 tracker you built. zbra believes in self expression without suppression or any form of institutional formality. In other words, “f**k you if you don’t like ...

More pix from Austin: That last photo is from the Japanese shop Reynal. Here is their blog in Google Translate form. Finished the interview with Jon Ard of Ardcore Choppers. Man, that guy is a hoot. You want an opinion? ...

Hey Bandit, send me to Vegas in January! I want to go to the Mid America Motorcycle Auction from the 7th through the 9th. Time to dig out the quarters in the change jar! There will be approximately 400 motorcycles ...