VVMC Rally - July 11

Hope you had a chance to make it to the VVMC Rally this past weekend. The show had quite a turnout, I'd say twice as big as it was last time I went. After breakfast Tony and I rolled in about 11:30, and it seemed like we got there just in the nick of time. Before we knew it the street was jammed with riders and their bikes. I love VVMC rallies for the simple fact that they attract a lot of vintage Japanese motorcycles. Don't get me wrong I admire all kinds but I have a soft spot for the vintage Japanese motos. The spectator count seemed a little lower but I'm guessing the world cup had something to do with that. There's tons of pix already surfacing, I have a few pix posted of this show and past shows. For really good pix though check out VVMC's facebook, there's tons posted by fans. If you couldn't make it this time, make it a point for the next one.

Born Free 2010

Proof we were actually there! Thanks to Allen

This weekend was crazy busy but we're glad we had a chance to make it out to Born Free 2! After a quick ride around Downtown Long Beach we arrived around 2pm and by then it was completely jam packed. We couldn't get the bikes in the show so we got stuck behind the Vans truck, no biggie. There was tons to admire, bobbers, choppers, baggers and even cafe racers (not to mention some cute rocker chicks). I will have some pix up shortly but until then check out pix from Yukes at So-So's.

Garage Company - Open House 2010

It's been a long time since I've seen my buddy Kiyo. I knew him way back in the Rudolpho days (old rockabilly club). So much has changed since then, but I'm glad to see that Kiyo and his friends at Garage Company have not. Their passion for motorcycles clearly runs deep in their blood. This past Sunday they shared their passion with us all at their open house. Every inch of the place had some type of motorcycle part or piece of motorcycle history. If you ever have a chance to visit, make sure you look up, down and side to side, cause you might miss something if you don't.

Max Grundy - Art Show - April 2

Hey everybody if you're free April 2, come check Max Grundy's solo art show at La Luz De Jesus art gallery. Max is one hell of an artist that has in my opinion shookin the kustom kulture art scene up. Come check it out I promise you will not be disappointed. La Luz De Jesus art gallery is located in the Los Feliz/Silver Lake area in LA. There's tons of bars and restaurants around in case you get thirsty before or after the show. WE WILL SEE U THERE


Max's 1950 Merc, I had a chance to hang out and photograph it last week for Custom Garage Magazine. It's one sweet ass ride.

Yamaha XS500

So far!

Before

Sooo, remember some time back we were talking about a Yamaha XS500 we'd have rolling in a while? Well, here it is, at least the start of it. Tony and Chris finally decided which direction they wanted to take this bike and I must say it's off to a fuckin good start. Check out the gold wheels! My intentions where to keep you posted on this as much as possible, but Chris has done such a smash up job I'm just going to link his tumblr. More fancy pix to come.
Yamaha XS500

SEVEN SEVEN MOTOS tshirt

Yup we did it! We love capitalism, what can we say. Our new t-shirt is finally ready for order. Our SSM Tri logo is printed on a fine jersey, black t-shirt, using discharge silkscreen treatment. What does this all mean? Well, it means the t-shirt is soft as hell and so is the silkscreen. When you're out for a ride or enjoying some of that wonderful summer heat, this t-shirt isn't going to feel like hot pan glued to your chest.

Warning!
This is our basic logo tee, so we're sorry if it isn't splattered with goth wings and old english. If you want that, buy affliction, and roids.
SSM tees are a little more fitted than a standard beefy t-shirt, but they're not skin tight.
If you want it to last for 20+ years dry clean it, if you don't mind a worn down feel dump it in some warm water.

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Born Free - Vintage Chopper & Classic Motorcycle Show

Its gotta be good, hell just look at the sponsors! With any luck we'll be seeing you there.

Born Free Vintage Chopper & Motorcycle Show