Here's the kicker....

Finally got around to doing the final machining and finishing on this aluminum kick pedal. Brass 10-32 screws hold the halves together. First aluminum one...I like it.

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mini duals for a mini "ducati"

Whipped up these stainless pipes today for the mini "ducati" project going on over at Seamless Custom. So cute

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make over

Here is a look at the initial mock up of the Honda project we are doing for a client. In the works will also be a modified tank and front fender, as well as a paint job and some new bolt on accessories.

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Open Barn 2010

Today marks our last Annual Open Barn in our Original Location on Elm Street in Worcester, MA. So if you have some time, make sure you come by anytime today after 2pm and say hello!

Next year will be the first Open Barn at our new facilty, 24 Wall Street Spencer, MA!!

Have a happy and healthy Holiday

Thank you for your support!

-Barnstorm Cycles

1961 Triumph..

Before:

Almost done!

November 18th. Late Night ride

Rick and Jake venture out even though its 30 something degrees.....it was much needed!

On this day in 1951....

this bike may have been out on a nice fall afternoon ride...

Today, its in the shop so we can fix the leaky front forks!

Prototype

Working on a modified version of our Aluminum Jockey Shifter....this one is more of a pistol grip design....commissioned by an out of state customer for his Unit Contruction Triumph...going to be pretty neat..and its comfy!

The above photo is a wooden prototype to test fitment and ergonomics...

1971 FX Superglide!

Having never actually seen one of these in person, I was excited to get a call about doing some work on one! Just minor maintenance stuff, carb work and some electrical, but still, this thing is, well different!

Veterans Day

To all the Men and Women, Past and Present, who have made this Country possible, I hold you in the highest regard, and am doing my best to make the most of the all the opportunities you have given your blood sweat and tears to make possible and protect.... for me AND all the people of the United States of America. I get to wake up everyday free to choose what I do with my life because of you. I cannot express how much that means to me, and I reflect on it daily... So, Thank you all, very very much. Sincerely, Jacob Cutler.