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Hey its Dorian (@dorianmphoto) from Deadbeat Customs, I took a ride out to Haverhill MA last weekend to check out the Speed Boys shop and see whats going on with the big show they are putting on. The La Espada Chopper Show will be held 4/30/22 and is going to be a big one. With this being their first show they have ever put on I thought it was worth documenting. Everyone at the shop was buttoning up their choppers to get ready, the guys were super cool and even let me take their foot clutch cho …

I headed down to the swap meet in Stafford Springs CT over the weekend. My buddy Bob and I needed to grab some parts to finish the chopper we are entering in to the La Espada Chopper show April 30th. It was a solid turn out, we bumped into The Eazy Co guys while we were down there and some other guys in the local chopper scene. The swap had a really good selection of used parts to grab and finished off mostly everything on our list (outside of a few small items) to complete the bike in time for …

Huey Lewis once said the power of love is a curious thing. It makes one man weep and another man sing. Bradley Field, 30, is definitely a singing man when it comes to his love for motorcycles. A New Hampshire native, Field currently resides in Plymouth and is the proud owner of this 2014 Street Bob. From a very young age, his passion for riding just grew and grew as time went by. "It all started as a young kid, watching my father build a 1982 Shovelhead Super Glide frame-up, built in the basem …

Drag's 2017 FatBook cover bike, customized by Suburban motors H-D® — a stunning Dyna with modern flair — is an outstanding showcase of what may be accomplished with a little inspiration. Looking to make your Dyna looks just like this? Check out the entire build sheet below, we have all the parts for this build right at Deadbeat Customs! Shop Brake Components Product Image Retail …

Just call him the bike whisperer. When Ron Dent of Gatesville, Texas, acquired his '67 HD XLH 900, he knew for sure the bike was talking to him. Despite its messy appearance, Dent saw the bike's untapped potential and brought it home in a trailer. Dent set to work on the first year sportster with an Electric starter right away, right in his own garage. "When I got the bike, it had a bolt-on hardtail," Dent, 67, explains. "When I brought it home, the bike had fat bob tank brackets and other ug …