STRANGE DAYS is a vintage motorcycle show, camp-out, races, live music festival, and all around party! This year's show, Strange Days 10, is unfortunately canceled for the time being due to all of the unforeseen circumstances that are out of our hands going on in this crazy world today. Stay tuned for updates on when the show will be rescheduled for.

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Rush Cycles

A few weeks ago I gave a quick look at our buddy Matt Rush's new business, but here's some more in depth info on Rush Cycles from the man himself:

"For those of you I don't know, the name's Matt Rush. Wrenchin' has always been what keeps me goin, and goin fast! Rush cycles specializes in precision engine building, blueprinting, machining, transmission reconditioning, frame and front end repair/ truing. If your looking for a reliable street motor or a race ready machine for the strip I will provide you with the best options for your application. I'm dedicated  to the preservation of our old iron, and in tradition of the dirty bikers before us, quality American craftsmanship goes into every project; with hand crafted one off parts or correct restoration pieces for you and your old scoots."

Here is some quick pricing on component labor:
 
bore and hone cylinders set- $150
standard valve job- $140
cylinder surfacing ea- $100
head surfacing:
knuckle ea- $75
pan ea- $60
shovel/ sportster ea- $50
evo ea- $50
standard engine rebuild- $2250
standard big twin 4-speed rebuild- $450
frame fixture and true-$300

If you have any questions feel free to call 908-303-9637 or email panheadrush@gmail.com
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Chrome Bone

FOR SALE!! 1974 survivor chopper. $2,500. Runs good, New battery and rewired. Sad to see a The Chrome Bone go but we need the cash for the SD4 chopper. Please email us or call me for details. 973-897-7595. Ken







Sunday, January 19, 2014

Starting The Fabrication On The Strange Days Sportster!

The '71 Sporty is over at the RetroFit headquarters for some fab work! Ben, my ol'man and I got together to finalize some ideas for the sissybar, oil tank and fender modifications. For the first time in our sissybar building history, we mocked up a sissybar out of some scrap steel. This Sportster is loooong and we had to actually see how the proportions would look. This year, we're going with 9/16 stainless round bar. There's going to be a lot of subtle trick fab work on this bike! More progress to come so stay tuned!








Saturday, January 11, 2014

Visionary Cycle Products

If you haven't checked out some of the amazing shit Carmine and Jason have been cooking up, do yourself a favor and check out their top quality USA made parts at http://visionarycycleproducts.bigcartel.com/