Showing posts with label Denmark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denmark. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
Cocaine White
Unfashionably late on posting this svelte Yamaha DT50 built by Håkan Persson first seen on Pipeburn, but I still dig it. BP
Monday, 14 January 2013
Wrench Monkees Party
The Wrench Monkees are throwing a party at their workshop during Copenhagen Fashion Week as they have launched their own denim line NORDIC WORK WEAR by WM A.C x KANSAS which they road tested last summer, and they now want to see if it is also fashion and beer proof. I will be going. BP
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Thursday, 26 April 2012
Motorious, Copenhagen
We're pleased to announce another new stockist, and another cool shop opening somewhere in the world.
Motorious is in Denmark's capital, and sells clothing, old bikes parts, guns and Sideburn T-shirts and magazines. Good luck, fellas. G
Motorious is in Denmark's capital, and sells clothing, old bikes parts, guns and Sideburn T-shirts and magazines. Good luck, fellas. G
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Wrenchmonkees
Locals Only Copenhagen from simon weyhe on Vimeo.
This has been on a couple of my favourite sites (DSC and HFL) so you may have seen it. The impact the Wrenchmonkees have had is incredible, but I knew they were onto something when Ben and I went to Copenhagen to do the world's first ever feature on them, back when it was Per, Nicolas and Anders (who has since left). The three Kawasakis they built for themselves and the whole attitude and style was different to anything I'd come across in motorcycling. I knew people would like it, I just didn't realise how much.Viva Wrenchmonkees! G PS Watch it full screen. Read about the Per's own Kawasaki in SB7. You could also read about a Wrenchmonkee SR500 in SB2, if you've got it. We're sold out.
Monday, 8 August 2011
Danish Tasty!




From Michael in Copenhagen. Neat pigeon-hole-defying bike...A few flicks of my newly finished XS, as promised. Mule wheels, with home made CNC milled spacers Brat style seat and rear fender, R6 front fork, WM steering bar, Keihin Flat slide carbs, Pamco Electronic ignition, Brembo master and rear cylinder, SR500 rear swing arm, Bitubo rear shocks, Motogadget mini speedo, Custom made 2 into 1 exhaust.
Thanks for a great magazine !! All the best. Michael Back, Copenhagen.
Sunday, 13 December 2009
DTB - Dirt Track Bicycle

Look at this young fella, a Sideburn style guru if ever we saw one. The knitwear (sleeves pushed up, he means business), the Wallaby shoes, the swept-down faux sideburns. That's without mentioning his bike. What machine that is. The photo was found by Olle in Denmark.
'Just stumbled upon this aspiring young dirt tracker and thought you would like it. I found it on Ratrod bikes
Also worth checking from Denmark where we roam: World's fastest Rockabilly moped gang and building cafe racers in Denmark.
Olle
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