I used to hate Harleys when I was a kid. Oil leaking pieces of junk with decades old engineering. I raced motocross and I thought the technology of the Jap bikes was cool. I kind of like Harleys now. It must be me that changed because their bikes are still about the same.

I started my machine shop back in '93 and I wanted to build bikes starting around '98. The only problem besides the lack of time and money, was that the bike scene seemed to be all overblown, stretched out, billet barge garbage. Not very interesting, so bike building was still on the back burner.

Two things happened in '00 and '01 that got me going. The first was motorcycle mania on the Discover Channel and the other was finding "The Horse" magazine #15 on the news stand. Before "The Horse" I never knew there was cool stuff out there.

So here we are, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a new chopper shop, and we're one of 'em.
Anyway, we build our own frames and do the CNC machining in house. Our goal is to do a kind of a production deal where we're able to keep the prices reasonably affordable.

-GS-