Pete Stansfield

my pork pie hat wearing triumph chopper riding hero has been through his collection of BSH mags and found the bike I was after.. it's actually not how I remembered it.. Ha, I thought it was really stretched out at the front with a lower tank.. still, gives me plenty of ideas and I still like the bike.. funny how thing stick in your memory. Thanks ever so much Pete

GKM issue 25 out now

go and buy it http://greasykulture.bigcartel.com/

more help needed

I recall someone recently was making fibreglass ness style rear fenders like this? does anyone know where i can get one or does anyone have one? email me boneshakerchoppers@hotmail.co.uk if you can help.

cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeers

Bad Charlie

all ready for paint... or I thought it was untill Steve pointed out that the right hand pipes are lower than the left.. ( off the shelf drags.. they must be made like that for some clearance issues on a stock bike.. maybe) so now I have to cut them and make them higher.. or avoid right hand turns.

Kerr

is having another Boneshaker bike.. nice little street smart sporty

Jamie came to visit today....

in the most homosexual car I have ever seen.

we have moved

new home and new site, http://www.boneshakerchoppers.co.uk/. Thanks to Steve for the site. Moving art by Spoo.

Neil

Just sent me this pic from about 9 years ago outside one of my old shops in Shitsville, instead of   a Snap On man we had a skagbag that used to come round selling stolen tools. If you left anything made of metal outside for more than 5 minutes the pikeys would steal it and weigh it in. I don't miss that place. I like the my pan with those forks in.

Verona

This pretty much sums up my memories of Verona last weekend. this was the first night we got there. Someone told me there was a show with motorcycles and stuff but can't recall that bit. Thanks to Zip, Guy, Pat, the Sideburn lads, Con and Matt for a great night. I still have no idea what we were drinking but it glowed in the dark and had fruit in.

Photos stolen from Pats Blog http://www.exactamundo.co.uk/

Doo- dahs knuckle

help me

who has got loads of early issues of Back Street Heroes magazine?


I'm looking for a picture that was in there... long shot? I'm guessing it was early nineties and the bike in question was ( I think!) a Honda 400-4. it was a double page spread but not a full feature.. not many words. It was a studio shot as opposed to a photo of someone at a rally.

the bike was a black digger esque bike with a prismic tank and strutted rear end, it looked like a real budget bike done mostly in black and may have had a mini ness style stretched front frame section. pretty positive it had tele forks on it and a 21' front wheel and drag pipes... possibly in black.

There was a beardy hippy looking chap with glasses sitting on it and the thing I remember was the back ground of the photo was an artists impression of a blood splattered white wall or similar.. lots of big red splodges on a white back ground.sort of cartoony style  the picture had a title like 'horror show'  or maybe 'horror house' or something along them lines.

of course this may have all been a dream but I'm pretty certain it did exist, please someone put me out my misery, find it, scan it and email it to me at boneshakerchoppers@hotmail.co.uk

Thanks!!!

Vintique Cycles. Please read

I would like to make it clear that neither Benny Thomas or my company Boneshaker Choppers Ltd  have any connection with Vintique Cycles.

Any transactions or outstanding orders from Vintique Cycles should be adressed to Mr Bob Spour at vintiquecycles@hotmail.com or call him on on 07870611850.

Please do not call Boneshakers regarding any business regarding Vintique Cycles, as much as I would like to help I do not have details of current orders.

All Boneshaker designed products including digger frames, prismic tanks, sissy bar kits are no longer available from Vintique although they are still listed on the Vintique website.

All the above items and new products will be available through a webstore via D-T-F-P in mid February

and all orders will be dealt with quickly, efficiently and in a proffesional manner.

Thanks for reading this.

Purple Pan

giving my bike a bit of a new look and a bit of love and care.

Andy P

love this bike and. See you soon buddy.

WWNWW

Honda and new home

The Black Douglas Motorcycle Co.

So the little prototype bike I built is now to it's way to Italy where Fabio and Fabrizio will  be building these bikes to order and  the bikes will be available as a production motorcycle. This model is called 'Sunday Morning' and will be available in both Milan and the U.K. If you want to have a close look at this bike it will be on show at the Verona Bike Expo for the 20-22nd of Jan along with two other models they have been working on. The website is still under construction but there will be more info about the bikes going up soon. Have a look http://theblackdouglasmotorcycles.com/index.asp if any of my cyberfriends in Blog land can repost the site I'd greatly appreciate it. cheers

For D.J

Get well soon buddy x

it's always good to hear....

..what the clever kids at school ended up doing in adult life http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2011/09/09/187860/

and just in case Scotland Yard feel like talking to me.. I haven't seen him for twenty years.

Sideburn

Ben and Gary came to visit to photograph the Sunday Morning bike I have just finished for a feature in their mag, very chuffed to have one of my bikes in Sideburn. I also took them to my new place to show them some other stuff I've been working on and Ben took these pics of me on my Honda, I think he has a secret craving for a digger... Great blokes and good to see you both.  http://sideburnmag.blogspot.com/

a moving present from Spoo

Thanks Spoo

Ironhead Sportster for sale

I like this bike.. for more info contact Ian at ttboy1962@hotmail.co.uk