Tag: Bikers

Bikes in the City Part Two: Bolt London – Biker History in the Making

Bolt London is a colourful, textured Aladdin’s cave of all things bike and all things good. We spent some time with a paragon of London’s creative bike scene. Bolt London is nestled in an atmospheric stable yard just off Stoke Newington High Street. It is a temple of creative bike culture. From the cultural references […]

What Defines a ‘Biker’?

I recently commented on a Tweet by a guy who rides a 125cc bike. He posted; ‘Why do people with big bikes hate us 125cc bike Riders? We aint different, we are normal Riders Just Like You, we do everything the Same. I get in my pants the Same You you do. So What the […]

When the Bikers Come to Calne

Once a year a sleepy backwater in South West England gives way to rebellion, throws caution to the wind and embraces an all pervading sense of freedom – welcoming the world of the biker for free and with wide open arms. A compact version of the epic Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in the US; the Calne […]

An interview with Inglorious Motorcycles’ Samuel Evans

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We join Danni Bagnall as she invites custom motorbike legends Inglorious Motorcycles to tell us how they started, and what they think of the UK two-wheel community. Danni Bagnall: What projects do you currently have on the go? Samuel Evans: I started Inglorious Motorcycles at the start of 2014, when I turned 23. I have […]

Bikesploitation: The Mini Skirt Biker Mob

Time was when the mix of girls and biker gangs was truly threatening. At least that’s what you’d be led to believe if you were a viewer of Bikesploitation flicks of the late sixties. It’s an absurd genre. At the high end there are of course biker films like the The Wild One and Easy […]

The Chosen Few

forthcoming film looks at a living breathing band of brothers…

Rebel Bikers?

Gary Inman on smoke, mirrors and Fifties born myths…