bikerMetric custom metric bobbers, choppers, and cafe racers by honda, yamaha, kawaski, and suzuki

Hey dudes, I’d like to welcome Zombie Performance to bikerMetric. Zombie specializes in working on two stroke motors, but is known to tweak anything from chainsaws to Honda fours. They like to port and polish, and can also create custom ...

And now for something I hope you’ll really like; a Yamaha SR400 chop built by The Twin Hearts in Japan: Get the best of bikerMetric directly in your inbox, once a week, every week. [wysija_form id="1"]

And some punk rock, motherf***ers. Corporate Deathburger! With extra cheese. Get the best of bikerMetric directly in your inbox, once a week, every week. [wysija_form id="1"]

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Posted a photo of this stunning old Henderson two weeks ago. The pix were taken by Grail Mortillaro from Knucklebuster. Here’s another one: Please accept my apologizies for not ending with enough babes lately. Get the best of bikerMetric directly ...

Snagged from my good man Steve at Motorcycle Picture of the Day. Click that link to visit his killer blog and read more. Keep on keepin’ on, man. Get the best of bikerMetric directly in your inbox, once a week, ...

All right. Time for a long and sobering cleanse. Last night’s post was pretty crazy so I offer something slightly less blood-soaked knowing darned well it will probably end up just as crazy. The government wants to cut deficits. Yeah, ...

Good morning motherf***ers. I’ll be back later to craft a Friday’s Post of Cool Stuff for everybody. Until then, dig this pulp novel cover art by Frank Frazetta and click our INTERVIEWS page to read interesting pieces with some of ...

Found these photos of killer metric bobbers and choppers from Japanese builders at Joints Not Twin and the Old Speed Factory blog. Check them out! Get the best of bikerMetric directly in your inbox, once a week, every week. [wysija_form ...

Here’s the supercharged AJS racer, an incredibly innovative 50-degree V4 from 1939. It had an overhead cam, was water-cooled, two were made, and there is only one remaining. In 1935 at the London motorcycle show AJS unveiled the prototype of ...