Showing posts with label Born Free Bike Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Born Free Bike Show. Show all posts

Sunday, August 27, 2017

Thanks, George!

Big thanks to George Hart for covering Born-Free 9 for CC. I could have of done it again but giving my take year after years seems old and boring. It's always cool to see an event through someone else's lens. See his full coverage here.

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Born Free 5 coverage


Great coverage for Born Free 5 on Chop Cult. If you use any photos please give the site and Jessica Stopnik credit. Thanks in advance.


Also check out Mooneyes weekend coverage here

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Two wheels are better than four


I stand beside a man that walks on his own path and converts for no one. I love him for his strength, vision and dedication to enjoy life to the fullest.  He brings out the best in me. 

On yesterday's ride I began to tear up but it was for the good. Duane accomplishes everything he sets his mind to and the proof is in the shadows of this photo. 

To all the other builders, I hope the stress level decreases soon and you get to enjoy the wind in your face once more...See you soon

Monday, June 17, 2013

Sorry if you have been visiting and there was nothing new to see. Duane and I have been a little overwhelmed with the build and working our 9-5's. We are just appreciating the small victories and hoping you will like the final assembly. Here are some shots from the garage, our second home lately...:-)

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Born Free 4 DVD Review

I was thrilled when McGoo handed us a copy of the Born Free 4 DVD to check out. If you were lucky enough to experienced Born Free 4, the general census was " this is too overwhelming". Lowbrow Customs captured the essence of the whole event; shedding the focus between the builders, the ride-in bike show, vendors, and the crowd. Throughout the one hour video, Duane and I were pointing out our friends, their bikes, products and vendors we knew. I won't lie, seeing Gilby's bike get some air time didn't disappoint either. I freaked out we they focused on the seat and DB's fist was there for all to see. The seat design is actually one of Gilby's tattoos Duane and I appreciate the business and plug.


I really enjoyed the builders interviews as they were humble and modest. Most of the bikes resembled the builders to a tee. For instance, Matt Olsen's bike took you back to the early years of motorcycling, Dave's brought you to the 70's and Andy's made you think about the future. The bonus disk containing 100+ photos from Chop Cult and Street Chopper is stellar as well. You know me, I like the eye candy and there is plenty of it!

 I I am not paid spokesperson just a fan telling you forget about Black Friday, stay home and buy yourself this DVD. 
To Mike and Grant, job well done!
If you would like to check out my photos from the event, please click here

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Tyler's Shovelhead

Shot this beauty as the sun was rising at Born Free




Tyler is one of the geniuses behind Lowbrow Customs

If you like Tyler's bike as much as I do, you have to check out the feature on Chop Cult