Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Sunday, July 16, 2017
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Just Kickers Video
By the looks of this video, Just Kickers was a hit.
I would personally like to thank all of my friends who support this event every year.
Video by Scott of Chemical Candy Customs
Monday, May 6, 2013
Living it DVD by Hot Rod Havoc and Two Wheel Terrors
****I apprecaite Marky and Ari for including Duane is this DVD and their ongoing support to our scene!
Credit Hotrod Havoc and Two Wheel Terrors
Come along for the ride, and hear some first hand stories through the mouths of
the builders themselves. Get an exclusive peek at where they dream up their
creations and an up close look at the customs and or motorcycles they
build.
Featuring
Chopper Dave
Dan Collins
Roger Miret
Arie
VanSchyndel
Mike aka fu manchu
Kosuke Saito
Robert Hernandez
Cary
Brobeck
Duane Ballard
Slim "Slims fab"
Rudy Sedgwick
Guido
Brenner
Big Nick
Brian Darwas
Skoty Chops
Event
coverage
HKH 4 and mooneyes Xmas 2012
Plus more..
(ships out in two weeks)
Friday, January 18, 2013
-AVENUE- VOL 1: IN THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN
From Andrew Quinones
Deadend Magazine presents the first volume of -AVENUE-. " We interview a few Japanese low riders and show you just a sneak peak inside the Japanese lowriding / custom car community. Special thanks to Nack Shots and the Local Hero crew.
Intro Song by: Curtis Mayfield- Right On For The Drakness
Outro Song by: Kool and The Gang- Summer Madness"
Deadend Magazine
The Local Hero
Deadend Magazine
The Local Hero
Monday, June 4, 2012
Friday, December 17, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Way to go Chris!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Cindy Rutherford is a ruler!
Cindy Rutherford is the owner of Century Motorcycles and is a dear friend.I met Cindy a while back and was honored to get one of her special pins, which I were proudly on my DB coat. Right now I would like to give her a giant gold star, what a champ and inspiration!
You can read the whole story here
Saturday, August 21, 2010
So proud of you Michael!
Photos by Joe Hill
I have been working with Michael Barragan, Evilspirit Engineering, for more than two years now. When we met at the Easyrider Show, he was looking for pr help and I was looking for clients, a match made in heaven. He is a talented soul that has had to take the long road back to good health. When René called me to let me know Michael was involved in a motorcycle accident , I was devastated. Michael was on a great run with-in the motorcycle industry, press releases were getting results and parts were moving. Getting picked for the Artistry In Iron was huge honor for Michael and I was so happy for him.
Michael was t-boned last year on his motorcycle while getting it ready for the Artistry in Iron show in LV. He was in ICU, in a coma and had many broken bones. All I could think about was his wife and children and praying that he would wake up and be ok. My life changed the day he woke up and asked his dad to get a hold of me so he could move forward and get his bike to LV. Michael's dad, Ed, became his voice through out the show as Michael stayed home to heal. Big thanks to Pam, A.I.I. head organizer, who allowed the wrecked bike to take part in the show but it wasn’t allowed to win any votes. He did win a trophy for another build that they brought up but seeing the wrecked bike was haunting to say the least.
Photo by Wes D.
It has been a long battle for Michael and he is still working on getting back to 100%. His leg is still not healing correctly but that hasn’t slowed him down. You can find him in the shop, sitting in his wheelchair, creating new builds. I am so proud to see Michael moving forward and he will be at this year’s Artistry In Iron. If you happen to be at the show, stop by and meet one of my best friends. If you can’t make it, take a look at his store, I am sure there is something that you need
This great video was created by Sam Lozoya
Peace and love-
I have been working with Michael Barragan, Evilspirit Engineering, for more than two years now. When we met at the Easyrider Show, he was looking for pr help and I was looking for clients, a match made in heaven. He is a talented soul that has had to take the long road back to good health. When René called me to let me know Michael was involved in a motorcycle accident , I was devastated. Michael was on a great run with-in the motorcycle industry, press releases were getting results and parts were moving. Getting picked for the Artistry In Iron was huge honor for Michael and I was so happy for him.
Michael was t-boned last year on his motorcycle while getting it ready for the Artistry in Iron show in LV. He was in ICU, in a coma and had many broken bones. All I could think about was his wife and children and praying that he would wake up and be ok. My life changed the day he woke up and asked his dad to get a hold of me so he could move forward and get his bike to LV. Michael's dad, Ed, became his voice through out the show as Michael stayed home to heal. Big thanks to Pam, A.I.I. head organizer, who allowed the wrecked bike to take part in the show but it wasn’t allowed to win any votes. He did win a trophy for another build that they brought up but seeing the wrecked bike was haunting to say the least.
Photo by Wes D.It has been a long battle for Michael and he is still working on getting back to 100%. His leg is still not healing correctly but that hasn’t slowed him down. You can find him in the shop, sitting in his wheelchair, creating new builds. I am so proud to see Michael moving forward and he will be at this year’s Artistry In Iron. If you happen to be at the show, stop by and meet one of my best friends. If you can’t make it, take a look at his store, I am sure there is something that you need
Peace and love-
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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