Teal Speadfreak

Teal - apparently it isn't just for mid-90's expansion teams any more.

A custom teal tinted Speedfreak helmet by Karla VIA: Facebook

Congratulations Delbert S. from Fayetteville North Carolina!

Delbert and his crew in North Carolina know how to throw down the kind of gathering we like... except we're a little freaked out by any game called "Corn Hole"!

Our bike night is may not be so different than the normal hooligan traffic, adult beverages and free patio BBQ every Saturday night. Yes, we have our occasional stunt riders, ride in bike shows, T-shirt give away and back yard BBQ games (ie. Corn hole, ladder ball, washers ect.) while talking “bikes” over live music.

What is different than other local bike nights here in town is the unity in diversity! From 6pm until the night closes at last call, we have a constant flow of diverse motorcycles and riders rolling in on 2 wheels. Metric cruisers, custom choppers, garage built death traps, Harley Davidson’s, Street fighters, café racers, street bikes and slammed and stretched Suzuki’s fresh from the drag strip!

Our motley crew of folks range from the business man, military soldiers fighting for our freedom, to the mechanics at our local Indy shops. Motorcycle clubs attend sporting their colors, and showing respect to other MC’s in attendance. The nod, handshakes and clashing of mugs in a crowd of various riders, validates what a bike night is truly about.

I myself, ride my 2 wheeled “death trap” I built in my garage, but love all bikes in general.  So, my favoritism to “our” bike night is that of taste!  My taste is for various assortments, which segregated bike nights held in other locations cannot fulfill. With the numbers of attendees growing each Saturday, I am positive I’m not the only one who feels this way!

Delbert S. Brookberry NC

Follower "Mutiny"

Busted and Broken - A Truck Hit Me

I was heading north bound on I-95 when a truck cut me off and suddenly stopped in front of me. I hit  the back of his tailgate and flew off the bike. After I realized I was sliding and rolling down I-95, I was able to catch myself and jump right up. Thanks to Icon I was able to walk over to the driver and curse him out without a scratch on me! I just want to say THANK YOU!! It could have been a different out come without you guys.

- R. A.

Detroit On Ice

Our brothers from the toughest city on earth recently took to the rink with their sick ice bikes. We won't spoil the episode for you, but let's just say there was a healthy ass-kickin handed out. 

Detroit Bros Dave rocking his OG blue TiMax gloves - the proper choice for ice rink hooliganism 

Bikes of Icon - Lifeform Carbon Ducati

The first of a number of Carbon Lifeform tribute bikes, this AFG Moto built Ducati is currently gracing the tracks of Japan. Owned and campaigned by USAF SSgt Jeff McCreary, the CF 1198 features the usual slate of Italian performance mods (Marchesini, Brembo, Pirelli, etc)  in addition to it's MotoStretta Japan motor work and J-Mac custom exhaust. Special thanks to Mark Boxer for the killer photos. 

No limit - Myrtle Beach

Jason Britton and friends will be doing their thing at Myrtle Beach this weekend

RIP Beachnut

We came into the shop this morning to find the star of The Vegas Cup belly up. The office won't be the same without you... and by same we mean quieter without all those crickets chirping that you couldn't figure out how to eat.

He lived a good life  a boring slow painful hungry life till he died, as all Scorpions should.

From the Archives

Old school Britton stoppie in East LA