Builder Joe Lingley - Courtesy of Righteous Cycle
Lately we have realized that there are just so many more sites, documentaries, and moto shows dedicated to choppers. While not the primary style seen at MotoPreserve, our appreciation for these builders transcends what the bikes eventually look like. It’s docs like these that make us remember that it’s not the particular style of bike we like, we just like custom motorcycles… » Read more..
Triumph Thruxton: Prefab cafe Racer
I know the Triumph Thruxton 900 has become commonplace, especially here in Brooklyn, but this is the first time I have gotten to spend any time up close and personal… » Read more..
My dream bike...courtesy of I Hate Motorcycles
I don’t even know what type of bike this is…and I don’t care! » Read more..
A 59 Club member wrenches on his bike...
Started as a church service for teens in [you guessed it!] 1959, the ‘59 Club‘ quickly became a place where youths could congregate, and in 1962, focus on their favorite mode of transportation, the Cafe Racer… » Read more..
The Honda CB 360: Perfect city bike?
I have been talking about the Honda CB 360 as the perfect city bike for quite some time, and it seems a bunch of people in this neighborhood agree. Light, nimble, and quiet, but with a touch of class only 1970′s bikes can have… » Read more..
