BURLY BRAND BLOG
Now available is Our Voyager Luggage Line! Made of Waxed Canvas and Leather, the Saddlebag, Backpack, Tool Roll and Tank-Tail Bag will have your bike dialed for the open road. We made a quick teaser for the ever expanding line of versatile motorcycle luggage. Click here for more info!
Recently we had the Moto Lady visit our facility and spin a few wrenches. She did an installation video with a Slammer Kit on a early model Sportster. The shoot went smooth and really does show how easy and painless the installation is. Here is a link to the video on YouTube: http://youtu.be/upb_oI532e4 Stay tuned for more videos soon!
The 1 Show After Show Shenanigans with the Bixy Moto Boys and a little merry go round with Thor from SeeSee Motorcycles.
Burly Brand Stiletto Shocks come stock with Red Bottom Springs. In this video we demonstrate how to remove the bottom springs for paint or powder coat.
Not too long ago a friend of ours Thomas (@thecalife) picked up an 2001 Sportster from Craigslist for a great deal. He reached out to us for info on our Cafe Sportster and composed his parts list with a bit of our help. We of course suggested a Cafe Tail Section, 15″ Stiletto Shocks and 1″ Clubman Handle Bars. He also sourced other parts from RSD, Biltwell, Todd’s Cycle, Chainsikle and ebay. Click here to see the Chop Cult build thread for more info.
Watch the build video he did for us below!
Cafe Sportster Build – Burly Brand on Vimeo.
Love working with the guys from Born Free and helping out when we can. Had the opportunity to interview Jeff Leighton and Frank Kaisler regarding the bike and how they knew each other. Couldn’t get it all in 5 mins but just enough time to tell the story. Check out the other BF5 videos on Chop Cult now! Can’t wait for the show this Saturday, see ya there!
Born-Free 5 Builder Series-Jeff Leighton from Born-Free on Vimeo.
THE NEW SEVENTY-TWO from benedict campbell on Vimeo.
Credit to Benedict Campbell for a great pice on the new Sportster 72. http://www.benedict1.com/home.html
We’ve posted this one before, but have had a number of requests for it again. Pretty good run through of a Burly bar and cable kit install on a Sportster.
Wasn’t that long ago the Dyna was an old man form the South’s machine of choice. Love seeing them doing more. Thanks Jeff Holt of Street Chopper for the link
Takes forever to load, but well worth it. Love the song, love the riding shots. Really captures the freedom of two wheels. Special thanks to http://lecontainer.blogspot.com/ for turning us onto it!
These things rocked.