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Farmyard Party CUSTOM BUILT CUSTOM BIKE MAGAZINE FOR BIKERS M O C . R E I K B - 0 0 1 . W W W FARMYARD // LETTERS // GIRLS // JOKES // EVENTS // BIKES FOR SALE PARTY INDIAN CHIEF BIGGEST & SCOUT BIKE�ONLY BASH PLUS: FINISHED IN EUROPE! TRIKE BUILD & CLYDE VALLEY HOG PARTY GARDEN�FOUND GORGEOUSNESS! ARIEL 350 SUZUKI GSX-R 750 T140 BONNEVILLE XS650 YAM THE BEST Carbon-fibre clad chop! Nige Bamber's greenie Rephased dirt-tracker! WATERPROOF BOOTS REVIEWED O I N S L S Y U £ E 1 3 7 8 . 3 5 A L S O PISSED & CONFUSED RALLY//TSUNAMI RIDERS' CUSTOM SHOW//YARDBIRDS CUSTOM SHOW BUCKINGHAMSHIRE WARWICKSHIRE SOOTY’S PARTS CYCLE ENTERPRISES Manor Farm Buildings Unit 8, Willow Park, Stoke Golding Opposite Emberton Park, Emberton Warwickshire CV13 6EU Buckinghamshire MK46 5JN 01455 213007 SOMERSET 01234 711781 Find Sooty’s Customs on Facebook AFB Unit 2, East Quay Park East Quay, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 4DB WEST YORKSHIRE 01278 444 303 LANCASHIRE www.afbmotorcycles.co.uk THUNDERCITY MOTORCYCLES Unit 2, Haines Park, Grant Avenue Sheepscar, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS7 1QQ THE HOGFATHER MOTORCYCLES 01132 406 332 Hog Cycle Works, The Old Church Cemetery Road, Southport, Lancashire PR8 5EE SUFFOLK www.thundercity.co.uk 0845 644 8360 [email protected] T & R MOTORCYCLES www.TheHogfatherMotorcycles.com Montana Place, Norwich Road Lowestoft, Suffolk NR32 2BN IRELAND 01502 580590 WILL BURROW MOTORCYCLES www.tandrmotorcycles.com HOGS R US Unit 4, Nightjar Way, Higham Side Road Firmount, Donoughmore, Co Cork, Eire Inskip, Preston, Lancashire PR4 0TF Tel: 00353 21733700 01772 690957 or 00353 862659951 www.willburrowmotorcycles.com SURREY [email protected] NEW WORKSHOP BEAKY’S MOTORCYCLES www.hogsrus.net Unit 2, Philpots Yard, Horsham Road, Beare Green, Dorking, Surrey RH5 4QU 01306 712297 OXFORDSHIRE [email protected] NORTHERN IRELAND SHEPS CYCLE SHACK www.beakysmotorcycles.com REBELLION SPEED & CHOP Unit 3, 4 Gidley Way Kinnego Marina, Oxford Island Horspath, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX33 1RQ Lurgan, Co.Armagh BT66 6NJJ 01865 876771 02838 310100 [email protected] E: rebellionspeedandchop.com www.shepscycleshack.co.uk www.rebellionspeedandchop.blogspot.co.uk NEXT ISSUE ON SALE 24TH OCT I S T H ’ S N T H 36 THIS M O E R MONTH’S C O V COVER BIKE I K E The quite, quite B E stunning motorcycle PA G E E GENERAL ENQUIRIES S 3 6 you see here in front Jazz Publishing, 1 Marcher Court, of you, ladies and Sealand Road, Chester, CH1 6BS, UK. gentlemen, is living ☎ 01244 881888 eMail: [email protected] proof that you don’t web: www.100-biker.co.uk or have to spend gazillions www.jazzpublishing.co.uk of pounds to build one EDITOR of the best custom bikes Nik (Crib) Samson in the land. ☎ 07719 679078 [email protected] PRODUCTION EDITOR Fergus (Butters) McShane [email protected] GRAPHIC DESIGN Lindsay (Shiffed) Price Ext. 226 [email protected] ART EDITOR Gaz (Hench) Evans Ext. 204 [email protected] PRODUCTION Justine (Dench) Hart Ext. 235 [email protected] ACCOUNTS & ADMIN MANAGER Emma (Moss) McCrindle Ext. 207 [email protected] CREDIT CONTROL Pam (Scrilla) Coleman Ext . 215 D BIK ES [email protected] RE ADMIN A TU Jan (Hundo P) Schofield Ext. 219 FE [email protected] ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES Louise (Blud) Chamberlain-Jones Ext . 317 [email protected] SUBSCRIPTIONS & BACK ISSUES Katy (Chops) Cuffin Ext.501 [email protected] PUBLISHER David (Creps) Gamble [email protected] MANAGING DIRECTOR Stuart (Garms) Mears [email protected] CONTRIBUTORS Capt. B, R. Glynn, L. Carolan, Martin Howarth, Odgie, ASA Infinity Studios, Blackjack, Steve Taylor, Helene, Simon Everett, Simon Shakespeare, Duncan Hamilton, Laurie, John Mitchell, Rick Hulse DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Susan (Blem) Saunders 22 ☎ 0207 429 4073 [email protected] 22 SUZUKI GSX-R 750 60 TSUNAMI RIDERS’ Carbon fibre-clad streetfighting rigid! CUSTOM SHOW Under the bridge, my love... THIS MONTHS THEME: STREET SPEAK, INNIT! 26 TRIUMPH T140 BONNIE ISSN No. 1468-0890 The views expressed in this magazine by the contributors are not Built by a custom biking legend! 62 YARDBIRDS’ BIKE SHOW necessarily those of the publishers. All articles are written in good faith Taking over the streets of Grimsby! and are based on information provided by owners. Whilst every effort INDIAN SCOUT & FOUR has been made to ensure the accuracy of all material, the contributors, 30 magazine and the publishers cannot accept liability for loss resulting Two classic Indians and their equally from error, mis-statement, inaccuracy, or omission contained herein. Reproduction of any matter printed or depicted in 100% Biker magazine classic owners! is prohibited without prior permission. Some words, names, and 54 designations are trademarked and are the property of the trademark 48 TRIKE BUILD holder and have only been used for identification purposes only. Finished at last! 52 PISSED & CONFUSED RALLY Make contact by email: [email protected] So far east it’s practically in Holland! or follow us on @100PercentBiker 54 YAMAHA XS650 or like our page on facebook.com/bikermagazine Rephased and very, very trick! Please recycle this magazine 58 CLYDE VALLEY when you have finished with it. HOG PARTY ? SAG E N T Riding in the Highlands! U R N E W N E I N YO MAGA Z I 29 4073 % B I K E R on 0207 4 D I NG 100 res t ou tle t B L E F I N r your nea NG T RO U mpan y fo HA V I ribu tion co c t our dis t ease con ta Pl www.100-biker.co.uk | issue 173 | 100% Biker | 5 EDITORIAL 17 FARMYARD “Go on. You’ll enjoy it!” Words of advice to one of my neighbours, newly arrived to motorcycling with a licence still damp and a Super Dream with barely 20 miles T HIS MONT under its wheels since he rebuilt it. H’S F E A T U R E D E V E N T S E E P AGE 17 In these enlightened days of the 21st century, you’d’ve thought that that the old spectre of discrimination against people on motorbikes would’ve long been a thing of the past, wouldn’t you? Well, it isn’t—it’s alive and well in Scotland A few years ago I was meandering me way up through the Highlands on the way to the Wildcat Rally and, having got utterly drowned (and caught, passed and left by a cement mixer truck… with the drum going round) going up the side of Loch Ness, decided to stop and call it a day for the day in Inverness. I was thinking about UFF a hot shower, dry clothes and a cold HER ST beer (in that order too) as I pottered E’S OT through the town, keeping an eye out IS ISSU for B&Bs with vacancies. Three times TH I pulled over when I saw signs and 68 EVENTS three times, by the time I’d walked The most comprehensive events listing around! up to the door, the sign had changed from ‘Vacancy’ to ‘No Vacancy’. Really? 75 BIKER HAUNTS Three B&Bs in a row all filled their last Pubs, cafes and clubs for you to visit. room in such a short time? It’s possible, of course, but I doubt it… 76 BUFFOONERY Then a few weeks ago as me and a The best (and rudest) jokes page in any magazine! mate were making our way up to Skye for an event, we got to Mallaig to get 78 ROGUES GALLERY the ferry across, and once again, set Your life in pictures. about trying to get somewhere to kip prior to finding food and a glass 80 BIKEJUMBLE or two of something foaming. Now I Buy or sell bikes and bits… for free! know it was a Friday night in August 7 8 and so the number of places available 82 TAIL PIECE would be few and far between, but 8 NEWS Our regular column from the legendary you can normally find somewhere. The latest from the world of biking. Rick Hulse! We had a trot round town to no avail (particularly unhelpful they were too 10 PRODUCTS in Mallaig, unlike almost everywhere Tasty stuff to spend yer wonga on! else in Scotland I’ve been), and so we 75 looked on the Late Rooms website and BIKER GEAR 12 found a place that had a twin left. We Winter’s on its way—get yourself some got back on our bikes, rode over to it waterproof boots to face it in! and, indeed, spotted a ‘Vacancy’ sign in the window. “Woohoo,” we thought, BULGING SACK 14 “thank ferk for that.” But, by the time Your letters, written by you. we’d turned around and pulled up SHEDHEAD outside, the ‘Vacancy’ sign had gone, 45 replaced with a ‘No Vacancy’ one. Now, How to make a tube-bender on the cheap. again, I can understand this happening; 65 MAG CAMPAIGNS they could’ve taken a phone booking or something, but five minutes later, The latest news from the world of riders’ rights. after a last fruitless look around town, 66 BIKER INSIDER we passed the place again to see the ‘Vacancy’ sign back out again… tossers. Our in-depth look at one of the leading figures Nik of the industry. www.100-biker.co.uk | issue 173 | 100% Biker | 7 100% NEWS KUSTOM KULTURE DESIGN Kustom Kulture Design would like you to know about their huge range of Wall Art There are over 400 designs, both bikes and also classic cars and hot rods too, and sizes are up to seven feet! Prices vary from £15–£29.50 (plus shipping), and as they are die-cut from signwriting vinyl they are perfect for vehicle graphics as well as home or office use.
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