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3 May 2010 - London (Wazzup)- John Brain photo's of last years FBI now on the Chopaderos forum.

Photo: DAY 3 2009 Beachcruise

Photo: DAY 3 2009 Beachcruise
1 November 2009 - 
Amsterdam (Wazzup)- The new BikeRod 'n Kustom is online with volume II of the History of Kustom Biking by John Brain. The years 1963-1967 and specials about Kustom bike pioneer Bob Brown and the Huffy Pengiun, the first factory muscle bike. Also in this issue all you wanted to ask about LED, but was always afraid to ask and coverage of the Motorama Kustom bike show.
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Volume 1 1958-1962

Amsterdam (Wazzup)- The new BikeRod 'n Kustom is online with volume II of the History of Kustom Biking by John Brain. The years 1963-1967 and specials about Kustom bike pioneer Bob Brown and the Huffy Pengiun, the first factory muscle bike. Also in this issue all you wanted to ask about LED, but was always afraid to ask and coverage of the Motorama Kustom bike show.
VOLUME 2





SPECIALS


Volume 1 1958-1962
13 May 2009 -
London (Wazzup)- Getting ready for this years FBI Part VIII Brain went through last years pictures....never been published before, from the Brain archives. Click PHOTO or read more for new FBI 2008 photogallery.
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London (Wazzup)- Getting ready for this years FBI Part VIII Brain went through last years pictures....never been published before, from the Brain archives. Click PHOTO or read more for new FBI 2008 photogallery.THE COUNTDOWN
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17 February 2009 -
Amsterdam (Wazzup)- With more meetings worldwide and the group traveling over the world to cruise slowly growing the search for perfect travel chopper continues. Brain sends us this exciting link.
"Sandsmachine makes couplings that will allow straight tube frames to be taken apart. You have to send your frame to them to get it done, or send it to one of their approved frame builders."
Brain
Amsterdam (Wazzup)- With more meetings worldwide and the group traveling over the world to cruise slowly growing the search for perfect travel chopper continues. Brain sends us this exciting link."Sandsmachine makes couplings that will allow straight tube frames to be taken apart. You have to send your frame to them to get it done, or send it to one of their approved frame builders."
Brain
Click Image for the years 1958-1962
London (Brain)- 2008 is the 50th anniversary year of the kustom bicycle movement, by our reckoning. In order to celebrate this important milestone, we here at BikeRod&Kustom felt it was necessary to fill in the lost pages of our movement's early history. And so, for the first time anywhere, BR&K is pleased to present you with the detailed story of how kustom bicycling first began.
This series of articles will cover the first 20 years of its history. For our first installment we will be covering the years 1958 to 1962, a time when kustom bicycle style was in its infancy. These were the days before factory-produced bikes like the Huffy "Penguin" and Schwinn "Stingray" came onto the scene. Young people had a cool vision of being able to ride their bicycles with kustom style, and they made it happen by taking it to the streets.





This series of articles will cover the first 20 years of its history. For our first installment we will be covering the years 1958 to 1962, a time when kustom bicycle style was in its infancy. These were the days before factory-produced bikes like the Huffy "Penguin" and Schwinn "Stingray" came onto the scene. Young people had a cool vision of being able to ride their bicycles with kustom style, and they made it happen by taking it to the streets.
27 October 2008 -
Amsterdam (WazMed)- Government's Foresight report on mental well-being says mending your bike is good for the brain. Lots of bike shops offer public maintenance classes. Until now this was thought to be good for a cyclist's wallet, now it's revealed it's also good for the brain, too! The UK's Government's Foresight report on mental well-being, published today, says activities such as gardening or learning how to mend your own bike, are key ways to keep the mind active, and stave off mental illness. The think-tank's Mental Capital and Wellbeing report suggests people should take up new social and personal activities, with fixing bikes second on the list.
From: BikeBiz.uk
7 August 2008 -



