Showing posts with label Barnstorm Cycles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barnstorm Cycles. Show all posts
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
go buck yer predictable title
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Oh Shooot!
We are very excited about the photo shoot we are doing this weekend with the super talented photographer, Scott Winters -owner of Homestead Digital Design. We have been planning this for just about a year now, and so its really exciting to have it coming together. A huge thanks also goes out to our models: my Fiancee Amy Markarian, Rianna Shea and Brietanya XMiss Versatile....With the help of the ladies, Scott should be able to make our bikes look good for once! :)
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Sleep, who needs it?
Well,
I have a feeling this will be the first of many a'late night post.
Since I cant sleep, Ive been puttering around the shop cleaning and such.
I think Ill post a couple pictures too while I'm here.
Here are a few from the Boss Hoss Frame Project:
To bring you up to speed, my father and business partner Doug, has a 2003 Boss Hoss. You know, the big 1200 pound bike with a 385 horsepower Chevy V8 motor in it.
He purchased the bike a few years back, and since then we have been slowly modifying it.
Early into this past summer, while he was riding up Belmont Hill here in Worcester at about 30 mph, the bike broke in half. Turns out the frame came with a design flaw right from the factory. It was missing a gusset in the rear section, near where the rear suspension mounts. Needless to say, it was a little scary and thankfully no one was hurt.
We did contact Boss Hoss, and they were very accommodating and helpful, and ever offered to fix the frame for us. However we decided to take this opportunity to continue our Boss Hoss make over. My dad even did some fabricating on this one! Check it out!
More pictures of this project to come! Stay Tuned
I have a feeling this will be the first of many a'late night post.
Since I cant sleep, Ive been puttering around the shop cleaning and such.
I think Ill post a couple pictures too while I'm here.
Here are a few from the Boss Hoss Frame Project:
To bring you up to speed, my father and business partner Doug, has a 2003 Boss Hoss. You know, the big 1200 pound bike with a 385 horsepower Chevy V8 motor in it.
He purchased the bike a few years back, and since then we have been slowly modifying it.
Early into this past summer, while he was riding up Belmont Hill here in Worcester at about 30 mph, the bike broke in half. Turns out the frame came with a design flaw right from the factory. It was missing a gusset in the rear section, near where the rear suspension mounts. Needless to say, it was a little scary and thankfully no one was hurt.
We did contact Boss Hoss, and they were very accommodating and helpful, and ever offered to fix the frame for us. However we decided to take this opportunity to continue our Boss Hoss make over. My dad even did some fabricating on this one! Check it out!
More pictures of this project to come! Stay Tuned
Far from over-
Welcome to the Barnstorm Blog! Become a Fan!
A friend of mine, Jay Roche of Special 79 thought this would be a good thing for me to try out, so here we are.
My Name is Jake Cutler. My Father and I own Barnstorm Cycles , a Custom Motorcycle shop located in Worcester, Ma. http://www.barnstorm.us/
At Barnstorm we get involved with just about every aspect of motorcycling, placing a strong emphasis on actually riding the bike. We handle everything from basic oil changes or 20thousand mile checkups to fabricating you some cool custom parts and building ground up customs. Oh and by the way, we really don't like to make any of that trailer queen type'a shit either, our parts are made to look good AND work well; our bikes are built to ride!
Anyways, enough introductions, keep your eyes peeled as I try to get the hang of the blog factor and start posting material you'll actually find interesting!
In the meantime, get out and ride before the snow flies!
"There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing and equipment!"
-B.C.
A friend of mine, Jay Roche of Special 79 thought this would be a good thing for me to try out, so here we are.
My Name is Jake Cutler. My Father and I own Barnstorm Cycles , a Custom Motorcycle shop located in Worcester, Ma. http://www.barnstorm.us/
At Barnstorm we get involved with just about every aspect of motorcycling, placing a strong emphasis on actually riding the bike. We handle everything from basic oil changes or 20thousand mile checkups to fabricating you some cool custom parts and building ground up customs. Oh and by the way, we really don't like to make any of that trailer queen type'a shit either, our parts are made to look good AND work well; our bikes are built to ride!
Anyways, enough introductions, keep your eyes peeled as I try to get the hang of the blog factor and start posting material you'll actually find interesting!
In the meantime, get out and ride before the snow flies!
"There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing and equipment!"
-B.C.
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