Justin Jankus

Bubble mail:

"Hi, my name is Justin Jankus and I've been trolling BubbleVisor for about a year now and have loved the photos and all of the fantastic bikes you've featured.  I wanted to show you some of the photos I have taken, some of the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride that took place in Boston, and a few from a few rides I've done over the past couple of months.  I am trying to document a bit of the custom scene out here in the "Land that Motorcycles Forgot" and would love to share them with you.

Here is a link to my Flickr stream

And one to my blog

I hope you like them, but more than anything, I love reading your blog and hope there is always more to come out of it!"

Thanks Jankus! Nice pics

Here's a small selection of Justins photos

Deus Ex Machina pop-up store Amsterdam

This week the Deus Ex Machina pop-up store opened in Amsterdam on the Eerste Boomdwarsstraat 10.
If you want to visit the store be quick because next week is the last week it's there.
Today Nick Plomp invited some local motorheads for some drinks and motor talk at the shop. 
Cool spot.

Tom Vos made some very nice pictures at Retro Wheels 2013 last sunday
For more of his work check his site

CafeRacerDag Achterveld 2013 - Part 4

Trip to Wheels an Waves - Thursday - At the exhibition part 2

TANK moto magazine - premier issue

Cool!
Found the premier issue of TANK moto in my mailbox this week, thanks guys!
From the makers of the very nice FUEL magazine.
TANK moto is a 100% two wheeld sister puplication.
Size, stock, page count, all stand side by side.
TANK moto's editor is Geoff Baldwin. He is successfully running the Return of the cafe Racers blog for 7 years now and is organizer of the Oil Stained Brain event.

Printed on very nice paper. 145 pages packed with beautifull shots of cool bikes. It's not just cafe racers but all customs with two wheels. Bobbers, choppers, flat trackers, classic racers etc. Great selection in this first issue.
In this issue they got in touch with Jim Phillips and he shared his story about his time at Tracy's Fiberglas Works. Great story with loads of cool pics and nice art work.
Get your issue here