Brooklyn Invitational Publication Release is THURSDAY!

 Custom Bike Show, Custom Motorcycle, Fine Art Fridays, Press Release  Comments Off on Brooklyn Invitational Publication Release is THURSDAY!
Jun 252012
 

This press release was lifted from DicE’s site… link below… you should visit them

 

Are you in town next week on the Thursday evening before BF4?
If you are and you have nothing to do come to Tri Co for the Brooklyn Invitational book release party! Oh…and our good friends at Pabst Blue Ribbon are sponsoring the event so it’s free beers for everyone!! Hooray!!!

Tri Co
4657 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90027

6pm-10pm

Posted by at 3:39 PM

March 3rd… GO, GO, GO

 American Motorcycle, Build Your Own, Custom Bike Show, Custom Motorcycle, Harley-Davidson, Motorcycle Club, Motorcycle Event, Motorcycle Rally, Outlaw Biker, Press Release  Comments Off on March 3rd… GO, GO, GO
Feb 152012
 

The 4th Annual Texas Hoedown!

 

Do yourself a HUGE favor and get out there!!  This will be a fantastic day of fun and frolic with some of the coolest cats and kittens in Texas and beyond.

 

 

 

Video from a few years back… and boy, is ever gonna be better!

 

Another ArtBiker Image Poster… IJMS Conference

 Book Reviews and Author News, Custom Motorcycle, Fine Art Fridays, Press Release  Comments Off on Another ArtBiker Image Poster… IJMS Conference
Nov 222011
 

A second poster is being produced in conjunction with the International Journal of Motorcycle Studies annual conference… I plan to be there with the boys and am hoping go give a lecture or show some art… come out and say hello!!

L&R,

ArtBiker

 

PS- the image you see is an original Polaroid… the bike in the photo is an original from Sucker Punch Sallys (back in the day when Jeff and Donny owned it).

Customized V-Max

 Custom Motorcycle  Comments Off on Customized V-Max
Nov 142011
 

Bike Builders Ludovic Lazareth, Roland Sands, and Marcus Walz, were asked by Yamaha to customize one of the new V-Max bikes… These things have been around a long time and were recently given a face lift.  However, the bikes are still the love it or hate it kinda things.  This is a great idea from Yamaha to show just what kinds of things are possible, while retaining the overall look and recognizability of the beast.

 

 Older Entries