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Dime City Cycles
Dime City Cycles send me a cool T-shirt. thanks dudes!
for the people that don't know Dime City Cycles
"Jason Paul Michaels and Herm Narciso have been working together for years; however, it wasn’t until 2009 that they managed to finally transform their mutual dream into something more tangible. Renting a warehouse tucked quietly behind a concrete plant, with a test road long enough to hit “The Ton”, the two of them immediately began tearing down Honda 450s while simultaneously building their now well equipped fabrication shop, a small design studio and quite possibly the most comprehensive café racer parts supply website in the industry. From here the combination of Jason’s fabrication talent and Herm’s engineering prowess together they began designing and producing beautiful classic Japanese cafe racers that owe as much to the rockers of mid century England as they do to contemporary race bikes. Their goal? To build bikes with a perfect balance of form and function, and to bring the parts they so tirelessly sought out while building their first bikes to every other guy building a bike in his garage."
Dime City Cycles are featured in Cafe Racer TV Episodes – 2, 3 & 4
below some nice pictures of their bikes
check the site for more cafe racer parts and goodies
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for the people that don't know Dime City Cycles
"Jason Paul Michaels and Herm Narciso have been working together for years; however, it wasn’t until 2009 that they managed to finally transform their mutual dream into something more tangible. Renting a warehouse tucked quietly behind a concrete plant, with a test road long enough to hit “The Ton”, the two of them immediately began tearing down Honda 450s while simultaneously building their now well equipped fabrication shop, a small design studio and quite possibly the most comprehensive café racer parts supply website in the industry. From here the combination of Jason’s fabrication talent and Herm’s engineering prowess together they began designing and producing beautiful classic Japanese cafe racers that owe as much to the rockers of mid century England as they do to contemporary race bikes. Their goal? To build bikes with a perfect balance of form and function, and to bring the parts they so tirelessly sought out while building their first bikes to every other guy building a bike in his garage."
Dime City Cycles are featured in Cafe Racer TV Episodes – 2, 3 & 4
below some nice pictures of their bikes
check the site for more cafe racer parts and goodies
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Inu Chopper
again a very dope blog from japan
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