The third annual Outlier’s Guild Custom Motorcycle Show will return to Downtown Los Angeles on March 23, 2019 at the The Container Yard. The event will showcase a remarkable collection of Café Racer, Bobber, Classic, Tracker, Scrambler, Modern Classic, and Brat style motorcycles along with full custom builds. An all-star roster of builders will be…
I’m proud to announce an event that I’ve personally been working on for a few months is now only a couple weeks away. Introducing the inaugural, Outlier’s Guild Custom Motorcycle Show, or OG Moto Show for short, will be on May 6 at The Container Yard in Downtown Los Angeles. We wanted to bring the…
Last Saturday, September 24th, all Deus Ex Machina locations held their annual Bike Buildoff event – “Boundless Enthusiasm“. It was a celebration which represented the creativity that custom bike culture has enjoyed over the years. Good friend, Ryo Kaneta, from USDM Freax magazine, was kind enough to capture these shots from the event in Tokyo, Japan. Here’s a massive photo-dump illustrating the…
Octane Press has released a 192-page book, titled “The Build,” that showcases some of today’s most revered custom motorcycle builders and their process to building their masterpieces. Author Robert Hoekman Jr. explores the processes, theories, disciplines and shop secrets within the pages that is accompanied with over 150 compelling photographs. Acclaimed builders such as John…
I’m all about spotlighting individuals who are passionate about their hobby. The article is currently in the works and it will be featuring Eduardo Nauiack’s 1995 Moto Guzzi 1100 Sport. Keep your eyes peeled, this is going to be a good one.
It’s always great to see an individual who’s really passionate about their craft, get the credit they deserve. In this short film by Stellar, Wesley Kim shares with us why he builds motorcycles and what keeps him going. Enjoy!
In the past few years, there’s been a revival…a resurrection of the past. This revival definitely has strong support throughout the automotive world, from carbureted engines to cafe racers. Newer generations of gear heads in search of their roots in order to pave the road for the future. This is exactly why I love events…
Looking back on the past few weeks, I am reminded of something that I wrote in my first post on Fatlace from over a year ago…”Automotive Aloha”…this idea is bigger than shows and awards, features and fame, Facebook shares and Instagram likes, etc. It’s about passion and community; events like the Team Foreign Objects’ Euro…