garage decoration

Made lots of shelf room by making some new wall art.

Ditch your Risers

Build them your self or have a bud do it for you. Or just ask us and we will build what ever you want! Hit us up and ask for some Riser eliminators!

One of the greatest places in Utah.

Here it goes, If you need any parts, new or used from tires to gaskets Go here. If you want your shit to go faster, Go Here. If you want a custom built frame or exhaust then go here. Bottom line is i haven't known Shaun or his wonderful wife for very long but they made it feel like we have known them for ever and they run a legit ass business that is very well organized and help full. So if you want more info on Grim then Click here Grim Cycles The Only Cycle Salvage Yard In Utah!

Arrow Heads

Some New Bars that Stu whipped up. Digging these there super comfy just the right amount of pull back and drop!

Some bikes iv never seen at moto mondays before and was just stoked on them! They look like so much fun, i gotta ride one some day soon! So if you haven't been to one of the moto mondays then get to one. Every first monday of the month even in the snow, Great food, Good Peoples, and fun times. check them out here Moto Monday

Born Free Show from BornFreeShow on Vimeo.

We were first timers this year, but we will never miss another Born Free show again! Next year look for our booth.

Eat Dust

Check these guys out, we can not wait for the store to be open, check back daily and be the first dude at the bar to be rockin the sickest gear in your streets!
Eat Dust is a new brand based in Antwerp, Belgium started by two close friends of mine. Rob and Keith constitute the Belgian Black Lodges Chapter and aside from the brotherhood that binds us, these guys are two true originals. Raised on a (un)healthy dose of skateboarding, punk rock, more fashion industry experience than most of us reading this can muster, these two custom motorcycle fanatics know what they are doing. Have no illusion, their seeming mellow and unassuming nature is based on a ton of experience and a passion for what they have been involved in for over twenty years that should define authenticity. Over the last few visits I have made to the chapter, we have all talked a lot of about making Eat Dust a reality and I always find it fascinating seeing true talent and passion turn into reality. It’s one thing day dreaming about starting your own brand and another actually doing it. Combining their skills and knowledge with a real passion in riding their bikes, loving good music, drinking and having fun, Eat Dust, really embodies the spirit of DIY culture in a way that I haven’t seen in over ten years.