Pecquencourt

However I don't speak one word French (they even asked me to shut up, when I ordered a burger and tried a few French words...) Pecquencourt was great! Next year again?

Son of a Gun

Ever seen anything like it? Larry Houghton of Lamb Engineering did it again! This BSA cafe racer has the superlative degree of perfectionism. Just.... F*CKING UNBELIEVABLE, WOW!!!! Couldn't believe my eyes when this bright golden bike showed up for my cam at the Pecquencourt bikeshow in Frence. You can say that it was a good weekend! :-)

News flash! It's got the 2th price at the bikeshow!

The toughest bike in the world!

This bike is INSANE!!! Robbie from England has put an NSU 1200 car-engine in an one-off rigid frame. The photo's were shot at the Pecquencourt bikeshow (a Biker-Shoot-Off together with Blue of BSH) and it's one of the toughest two-wheeled creations I've ever seen. Impressive!!

Oh! check out Robbie's Blog!

Pecquencourt 2011

Next weekend I'm going to the bikeshow in Pecquencourt, France. Bike-designer Nicolas Chauvin is organising a custombike show there. I hope to meet Robbie from the UK, who brings his brilliant NSU powered radical chopper, of which I'm a big fan. And also I can't wait to see the seriously beautiful Son of a gun BSA of master-builder Larry Houghton! The Sickboyz are present, and so are Destiny Cycles! Seems like a good show, isn't it? See you there!!!

Revatu goes to Sturgis

Congratulations go out to René van Tuil for winning the AMD trophee at the bikeshow in Ireland with the wonderful Pea Shooter, which appeared on the cover of BSH and Bigtwin! So he is invited to go to Sturgis! He called met today with this good news and a second later it was confirmed by Backstreetheroes. René you're a winner!!

Skull Customs

A cool photo location, a cool bike and a bunch of super-cool people, what more do we want? We went to the Belgium village Doel, today, which happened to be totally abandoned. A nucleair power plant (really !!!) was the nicest back-drop ever, for this racy highneck of Skull Customs: two private builders from Belgium. It's a classy Ultima powered choppa' with a single downtube softail frame.














The flashes didn't need battery's today as they were powered by the radiation in the sky.













Then we tried some other locations. A trashed building...













And a abandoned fuel station...

Danielle's Evo chop

A sunny day it was, so I went to Danielle, who proudly owns this white hardtail Evo chopper, which is build by a friend in the States. Looks good, right?