Did you get a chance to watch the season two of Cafe Racer TV? Did you see the Bostrom brothers taking our cafe racers out in the Malibu Canyons? If not, you should get out from underneath the rock you’ve been hiding under and take a look. For the show we built a cafe racer utilizing tons of BC products. Check out the pics of the finished bike with detailed bike specs and products below! With British Customs you too can build the cafe racer of your dreams! Read the rest of this entry »
James Sherrod of San Antonio, TX sent us these photos of his fantastic 2001 Triumph Bonneville. This hugger orange and jet black “barnfind” paint job is definitely one of a kind, and as James told us, “It grabs your attention and pulls you in.” Only certain bikes have the lines and heritage to pull off this type of paint job and Triumph definitely is one of those and more. Read the rest of this entry »
Check out this 2009 Triumph Bonneville T100 belonging to Jim Horner in Bandon, SD. We know Jim pretty well now, and we’re glad he sent us these photos of his finished bike. Jim bought this bike after it was in a front end collision. There was no headlight, no gauges, ruined tank, plus a multitude of other things that were missing or ruined. We’re amazed at what Jim was able to do!
Aiden T. from somewhere in California sent us these great photos of his 2011 Triumph Bonneville SE. He’s a big fan of BC and we’re a big fan of him. To clean up the tail end of his Bonnie, Aiden used the British Customs Cat Fender Eliminator Kit, a completely bolt on solution part designed to create a cleaner and more custom look to the tail end of your bike. He coupled this upgrade with bullet brushed turn signals. Additionally Aiden installed the Sixty8 Series Seat, Seat Cowl, M-Bar and bar end mirrors to complete his desired look. Read the rest of this entry »
You can’t see all the details, but we still love this photo from Jonathan K. from Glassboro, NJ, of his 2006 Triumph Scrambler at sunset. Some riders only look for a few customizations, and for Jonathan, simpler was better. For easier access under the seat, Jonathan installed the British Customs Quick Release Seat Screws. He also installed the Scrambler 900 Center Stand, Clubman handlebars and folding bar end mirrors. Thanks for this beautiful picture!
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Photos of this 2007 Triumph Bonneville were sent us by Joseph Lowther from Pawcatuck, CT. He’s a big fan of British Customs and has put in a lot of work to get his bike just the way he wanted it. Read the rest of this entry »
Thomas Pellegrin sent us all these pictures (and video) of his Triumph Thruxton all the way from France. He put in a lot of work onto his bike including upgrading his exhaust, installing larger wheels to handle more performance, relocating the rectifier, installing custom front turn signals and he inverted the original Tacho support to create a more fluid line. Read the rest of this entry »
British Customs and photographer Brin Morris were on location to capture the action and support Michael Maxxis and his crew during the production of the Black Angels‘ Entrance Song music video shoot in El Mirage, CA. Images in the shoot will be featured in a look book coming soon to British-Customs.com.  The bike used in the video was the BC Back to Basics bike, a 2004 Triumph Bonneville.  Make sure to sign up to be informed when the look book is available, and enter to win a free look book and limited edition print. To view the directors cut click here, the directors cut contains nudity and material only suitable for mature audiences.   Â
Thanks for Christian and Janis DeMarco from Raleigh, NC for sending us these photos of their 2007 Triumph Bonneville T100. They have a bunch of British Customs parts installed on their bike, but we especially love the sidecar. Read the rest of this entry »
