New Influx Magazine – Top 10 Custom Bike Builders
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Hi guys,
I just wanted to let you all know that the latest issue of Influx magazine is now live over at www.influx.co.uk
Influx is the mag put together by us here at Adrian Flux, and we’re obviously pretty proud of how it’s turned out – so do please head over and check it out if you haven’t already.
The highlight for me this month is the list of the top ten custom bike builders in the world today, as chosen by Bike EXIF’s editor Chris Hunter. Between work by the pioneering Wrenchmonkees and the world-famous Fred Bertrand, the list brings together some of the most incredibly unique bikes I’ve ever seen.
You can look at the full list here: http://www.influx.co.uk/bikes/ten-custom-builders
The mag also has an interview with Bruce Brown (director of On Any Sunday), a piece on the Old Empire bike marque and Sideburn’s Gary Inman talking about the custom bike scene’s past and future.
Let me know what you think of the new issue, and whether you agree with Chris’s list!
I just wanted to let you all know that the latest issue of Influx magazine is now live over at www.influx.co.uk
Influx is the mag put together by us here at Adrian Flux, and we’re obviously pretty proud of how it’s turned out – so do please head over and check it out if you haven’t already.
The highlight for me this month is the list of the top ten custom bike builders in the world today, as chosen by Bike EXIF’s editor Chris Hunter. Between work by the pioneering Wrenchmonkees and the world-famous Fred Bertrand, the list brings together some of the most incredibly unique bikes I’ve ever seen.
You can look at the full list here: http://www.influx.co.uk/bikes/ten-custom-builders
The mag also has an interview with Bruce Brown (director of On Any Sunday), a piece on the Old Empire bike marque and Sideburn’s Gary Inman talking about the custom bike scene’s past and future.
Let me know what you think of the new issue, and whether you agree with Chris’s list!
Interesting to see how custom bike building has changed so drastically, and it's about time I think, I was sooooo sick of seeing the repetitive and ugly crap being churned out by companies like OCC, you can see even on PH classifieds bikes like 'the ultimate Harley' these awful things that have been for sale for 2 years at absurd prices never to be bought. It's refreshing and encouraging to see new styles emerging
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