Tucked halfway down a side street in the heart of Williamsburg and surrounded by families of old Italian mobsters, Brooklyn Moto is a converted auto shop that’s now home to Harneyboy Bikes and BM Cycle Works. While Harneyboy creates vintage … Continued
An Italian-American with a mouth as salty as they come, Frank Giannini is one of a handful of trusted master builders who restores and maintains the famous Team Obsolete collection. Descending into Frank’s basement, where he builds and restores racing … Continued
Located in Manhattan’s Alphabet City — traditionally a center of Puerto Rican culture, though increasingly full of NYU students, European upper-crusters and Japanese hipsters — 6th Street Specials is one of the great East Coast bastions of all things two-wheeled, … Continued
There’s a tiny garage in the heart of Brooklyn’s Bushwick, the last building on a dead end street, that houses the builders Johnny Coast and Seth Rosko. While Coast focuses on creating perfect braze-welded steel bicycles by hand to order, … Continued
On Wednesday we exclusively revealed the 2010 MotoCzysz E1pc, the future of motorcycles. Yesterday, we introduced you to Michael Czysz, the man making that future. Today, we take a look inside the shop where all that is taking place.Click…
Located in San Francisco's Mission district, Charlie O'Hanlon repairs and restores old Honda motorcycles with a love generally reserved for dead European marques like Mondial and Vincent. Known as Charlie's Place, the garage is also a repository to some…
Max Schaaf does all his painting and building as 4Q Condtioning on an unassuming residential street in Oakland, California. Well, at least until he moves into his new spot next month. Originally a machine shop, the floorboards are so steeped…