One of the most welcoming offices I've ever had the pleasure of entering. This is Justin of Glory Sales and Service's lair. Art by Conrad Leach and Coop, helmets by Ruby and Davida, books, and assorted stuff, but still ordered. Classy. G
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Showing posts with label Glory. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 January 2010
Glory's hole
One of the most welcoming offices I've ever had the pleasure of entering. This is Justin of Glory Sales and Service's lair. Art by Conrad Leach and Coop, helmets by Ruby and Davida, books, and assorted stuff, but still ordered. Classy. G
Monday, 4 January 2010
Sideburn in the USA
Sideburn is spreading like a pox all over the USA.
Walk into virtually any shop in the greater LA area and you'll find it (if they haven't sold out).
Auto and Aero Books in Burbank.
Glory on Hollywood Blvd.
Secret Service in Downtown LA. They also stock Deus Ex Machina stuff.
Garage Company soon to be in Inglewood
And, for mail order, don't forget the weirdos Lowbrow Customs.
If you'd like to stock Sideburn email us: dirt at sideburnmagazine.com. GI
Thursday, 14 May 2009
Paris Trackmaster
This just in from Bertrand Busillet in Paris. BB and SR Labo supplied the unforgettable shots of Roberts' TZ750 for SB2 and the Wood BMW for SB3. He had Justin at Glory /Rank and File motorcycle build this Trackmaster Triumph for him. We told you about it here. Now it's landed in France.
Thanks for the last issue of SB : once again you did a great work !
Yesterday I went to Le Havre to pick up my bike. I went there with a friend of mine, Dimitri Coste who's a great photographer. He bought to Justin a TR-6 that was built for Jason Lee.
Both bike are in Paris now : we have to get a license plate, and then go to a ride !
I tought you could enjoy some pics for your blog. Just don't forget to credit Dimitri for the pics.
See you soon
BB
Labels:
France,
Glory,
Sideburn 2 teaser,
Sideburn 3 teaser,
street tracker,
Trackmaster,
Triumph
Sunday, 5 October 2008
Parisian Trackmaster (via LA)
Top LA surgeon Justin Kell just finished this tasty Trackmaster Triumph for Frenchman Bertrand Bussillet.
It's a Trackmaster frame from early 70's with a 1969 TR6 engine. Front end is Marzocchi + Brembos (as fitted to Guzzis),
tank by Evan Wilcox in northern California and seat by celebrity cobbler Pascal Cooper, another Frenchie. BP
Labels:
France,
Glory,
street tracker,
Trackmaster,
Triumph
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Pussycat Dolls?!
I was working in London today. I walked up to Borders at Islington to buy the very excellent Nude magazine. On the way I looked up and saw, on top of a building, a billboard advertising the new Pussycat Dolls CD. And they're only sat posing on a bunch of very cool Triumph flat trackers (well it's obviously one bike shot five times and photoshopped together).
WTF?
Choppers can't be cool enough anymore.
The bike seems to be inspired by Justin Glory's bike
See above and our previous post - July 16
http://sideburnmag.blogspot.com/2008/07/1970-triumph-flat-tracker-on-ebay.html
STOP PRESS: Inspired by? It could be the same bike.
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