Custom motorcycle shop

Four months ago, two of the most highly respected builders in California joined forces and opened a store on Los Angeles’ famed Melrose Avenue. Called For The Love Of Motorcycles, it’s quickly become a haven for anyone who … do we need to spell it out? The men behind the West Hollywood store are Roland Sands and Powerplant Choppers’ Yaniv Evans. Not the most obvious match, but they’re good friends—despite working in different sectors of the custom scene. The location is perfect: Melrose…

With a goal of bringing their expertise and passion for motorcycles to Brooklyn, Triumph turned to thread collective to renovate the interior of their 2,000 square-foot Williamsburg showroom. The resu

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For reasons, I don’t need to explain there have been very few custom motorcycle events of late. Thankfully as normality slowly returns across the globe things are starting to ramp up again. One of the latest events to re-emerge was the Outlier’s Guild Custom Motorcycle Show. Taking place in Downtown Los Angeles the OG Moto Show celebrates the custom motorcycle scene and the creativity it fosters. To get an insight into this year’s event and a peek at some of […] The post

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Thor Drake owns Portland’s finest custom motorcycle store. He is also improbably tall, and his name is pronounced ‘Tor’ with no ‘h’. You could say he’s the living embodiment of the city’s unofficial slogan: “Keep Portland Weird.” If the name sounds familiar, that’s probably because Thor runs The One Motorcycle Show and organizes the 21 Helmets exhibition, both regular fixtures on the US custom calendar. But most days you’ll find Thor at his See See Motor Coffee Co. establishment, which is…