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Lowbrow customs hosted a camp out in Salem ohio at the Western Reserve motorcycle club. We rode out on Saturday and here are a few pics from the event.
Cool stuff, thanks for the photos. I liked those events until it became "cool" to strip off funtional parts (shocks, front brakes, fenders... ) and sit around and rip on everyone with a factory bike.
The bikes are still good looking and the people at Lowbrow know their stuff.
Cool stuff, thanks for the photos. I liked those events until it became "cool" to strip off funtional parts (shocks, front brakes, fenders... ) and sit around and rip on everyone with a factory bike.
The bikes are still good looking and the people at Lowbrow know their stuff.
yeah there is a lot of attitude and judgment within this group. if your bike is old but not old enough it will be dogged... lot's of guys who spent a lot of money to make thier bike look like it was rolled down a hill then turn their nose up at anyone who didn't.
not everyone by any means but a lot of snobs and ****** in this scene.
i've seen guys remove their front brake on a brand new nightster to try and make it look like an old triumph or something, putting jockey shifters on, etc.. it starts becoming borderline retarded.
Any idea what kind of motor is in the blue rigid frame with the skull on the tank..Cool looking and looks like it is running a magneto..
It's a shovel with custom make covers. I'm not sure if it's original or a S and S. It is running a magneto. The bike was on the cover of easyriders a year ago. It belongs to jesse from Gasbox, a local cleveland custom shop. Really nice bike!!.
No attitudes all weekend. Bikes ranged from stock to fully homemade and american to british to japanese. We all had a great time.
Thanks for the info...I really like the bike and the custom rocker covers..the small lines look like oil lines and really sets the bike off as different.
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