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 ...

Once upon a time in 1978, Yamaha launched a new motorcycle called the SR400. From its very roots this bike was already a throwback to years gone by. In an era where multi-cylinder engines were the new standard, the SR400 ...

Here’s an update – new shots of mark huang’s custom Yamaha SR400 bobber. Built by Mark Huang and painted by his friend, Jeffrey Chang out in Taiwan, we still don’t know much about this build. Check out the original custom ...

This week saw the first ever WWYRW, or what would you rather wednesday. We looked at a handful of bikes built by the wild he-man woman-haters Busch Brothers. Ok, they aren’t actually woman haters, I’m not even sure they’re brothers. ...

Introducing the first WWYRW: What Would you rather? Wednesday?! The idea’s pretty simple: We take a look at some fly bikerMetric custom metric bobbers, choppers, cafe racers, or other motorcycle related goodness. I pick a theme, you decide which one reigns supreme. ...

Trent first wrote about the Busch brothers, Danny and Lance from Busch and Busch, back in September of 2011 when he covered a nice Kawasaki F7-175 street tracker. He described them as “some wackos from the Nevada Desert.” Sounds about ...

5 years ago… R.I.P. Evel Knievel We all know Evel and the XR-750 went hand in hand, but he rode plenty of metrics as well. From Wikipedia: Knievel briefly used a Honda 350cc motorcycle, using it to jump a crate ...

bikerMetric‘s first post about JTbrothers was a sweet Yamaha XS that the two brothers from Belgium put together. The custom motorcycle build was really meant to be a practice build for a Triumph project, and bM thinks it was a ...

Faiz Darizt is no stranger to bikerMetric. He’s as much a fan of bM as I am of his work. Trent said it best in his last April Fools Day post: “the brothers at dariztdesign are self-taught and spend countless ...