Issue 3

In the third issue of Built, we're celebrating 20 years of Krazy Horse, Britain’s number one custom bike dealership, there’s machines from Rickman Buell, XTR Pepo and Death Machines and the latest selection of builds from Yamaha’s Yard Build custom bike programme.

We visit custom bike shop The Foundry Motor on our tour of Cornwall, meet the custom crew in Paris and Wisconsin, and meet Karles Vives, who’s tour company Scram Africa organises trips into the desert for classic and neo-classic bike riders.

Look forward to event reports from Bike Shed London,  Malle Mile and The Hot Hayride, the launch of Deus’ latest flick ‘South to Sian’, plus there’s fashions from Pike Brothers, Urban Rider and Dickies Urban Workwear. 

 
 
 

Bike builders

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XTR PEPO

One of Spain's most well-known custom bike builders, XTR Pepo produces the goods, every single time...
Performance Parts

Performance Parts are the biggest distributors of bike parts in the UK, seling high performance, high quality products for top end bikes
Foundry Motorcycle

Meet Foundry Motorcycle's Tom Simpson, an engineer who creates art from metal and is the genial host of one of the south coast's great biking destinations.
Macco Motors

Two lifelong friends in Spain are churning out bikes the whole world wants. We find out why 90 percent of Macco's works is exported.
Kingdom Of Kicks

K/K was set up by James, Ben Claasen and Nico Sclater but Ben and Nico have moved on. James' workshop in Hackney is full of bikes and half-built projects but calling it a business might be a stretch as there don't seem to be any customers.
Death Machines

Death Machines of London have brought life to the remains of a 2007 Triumph Thruxton 900i and turned it into something truly exquisite
Krazy Horse

It started in a garden shed and has evolved into one of the biggest custom bike shops in Britain. This is the extraordinary story of Paul Beamish’s Krazy Horse
Krazy Horse

Paul's staff practice what they preach. Here are some of their incredible bikes...
Warr's Harley at Chelsea Design Week
 

Events

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Scramble Africa
The Bike Shed London 2016

More space. More bikes. More people. The Bike Shed at Tobacco Dock in London just gets better and better
Wheels & Waves Biarittz

Yamaha have embraced the retro custom movement with a passion and they proved it again at Wheels and Waves in Biarritz. This year the crowds were greeted by new bikes , special builds and even a full on flat track race …
Cafe Racer Festival

What an event: sprints, 12m banking and a flying BSA
Ice Racing

Rather than sit around waiting for the winter months to pass, these Americans fire up their vintage Harleys and go ice racing
Built Road Trip: Chasing blue sky in a box of rain

The West Country is chock full of artisans. Bulit seeks them out while dodging storms on a pair of Harleys
Dice Party

London & live: A party hosted by girls on bikes? We’re there
Malle Mile

Adding a hillclimb to the original drag race format took The Malle Mile to a whole new – and brilliant – level
Dragstalgia

For 50 years Britain’s most innovative nutcases have gathered at Santa Pod to race up the strip. Dragstalgia celebrates this glorious heritage, and gives youngsters a chance to challenge the old boys…

 

Gear

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Urban Kit
Pike Brothers

The utility workwear brand cruises to Wheels and Waves in Biarritz
Dickies

For almost 100 years Dickies has made hard-wearing work clothes popular with bikers and skaters. Now the company has launched a special range for motorcyclists

 

Sarah Norman