Tag Archives: bobbers

Well folks, I’ve been working on the bikerMetric blog for over a month now and I’d like to share a few things with you. First, thank you to everybody that’s come by! The site readership has grown an astonishing 5,200% ...

I like this bike. The Che sticker kills me. Commie. If anybody knows anything about this old thumper, please comment below. It looks like an old BSA, but honestly, I’m no expert on Brit bikes. I know it isn’t a ...

This past Saturday I put up a photo of a slick SR400 bobber I had sitting in a folder. After a little research, I found the website (since added to Saturday’s post) and some great bikes. My favorite was this ...

I understand you guys like metric bobbers a **** of a lot, so we are on the lookout for cool metric bobber builders worldwide. If any of you build or know of builders of metric bobbers, choppers and cafe racers, ...

Is two in a row a tradition? It’s Friday’s Post of Cool Stuff and I think in the past few years I’ve seen cool stuff on [adult swim]. See how I did that? Just like their logo. Geniuses, like these ...

Ladies and gentlemen, here are a couple of rare motorcycles created by a builder in Budapest, Hungary. His name is Szakal and these bikes are based on old Eastern European motorcycle motors. Junak was a Polish bike company formed in ...

Okay, I’m starting a tradition here. Every Friday I’m going to post some cool stuff; bikes, art, video, humor, anything that trips me. There is nothing you can do about it. Enjoy! Let’s start off with this b**chin’ Trump bob. ...

All right guys, this is something I’ve been keeping to myself for a few months. The bikes are built in a shop called Motor Rock in Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya City Minato Ward, Japan. I think that translates to some port ...

This bike is one of my all-time favorite custom motorcycles. It is called the Rambler and it was built by Dave Cook of Cook Customs. In August, Milwaukee-based Dave became the first American to win the AMD World Championship of ...

When I was 18, my first bike was a 1978 CX500.  It had a Windjammer with a stereo that jammed the Doors, the Who, the Beatles, Pink Floyd and the Dead Kennedys as I yelled along, speeding down the road.  ...