Brent Loveday Of Reno Divorce Featured In Victory Motorcycles Sturgis Video

Being in the right spot at the right time is one of the key elements to making things happen. It could be the right timing to meet a contact that you might need down the road. Or maybe it is just being able to be seen on video that will broadcast to a wider audience. Kudo's to Brent Loveday of Reno Divorce for being the consummate professional and always gigging as far and wide as he can. His week long stint at Sturgis got him noticed by the folks at Victory Motorcycles. Damn cool for sure, as Reno Divorce was also just featured in a new parts commercial with Dime City Cycles and Triumph Motorcycles.

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Screen capture of Brent Loveday as seen in the quick clip with Victory Motorcycles.

Did The AMD Bike Build Winner, Get Styling Cues From Shinya?

Did the AMD 2012 Motorcycle build winner, get styling cues from Shinya Kimura? After looking at various photos I can see a lot of similar vibes. Not that it is bad to emulate such a standout bike, but Shinya's bike is the Samurai warrior compared to Thunderbike of Germany's Steampunk. Each has amazing lines and a distinct personality but the grit and assymetrical lines of Shinya's ups the ante beyond another build. The Spike is pure soul.

Shinya Kimura's - Spike, custom Knucklehead

AMD 2012 Winner, Thunderbike of Germany's - PainTTLess

Wrench Works - Sturigs Run Part 1

We got a huge batch of photos from Josh over at Wrench Works from his Sturgis trip this year, back in August. Will be posting them in several batches are there are way too many for just one sitting. After seeing these roads its quite easy to understand why the multitudes descend on South Dakota for our version of Mecca. Beer, bikes and debauchery are just a side note when it comes to the grandeur that is this region of the country. Get out there and ride the great highways and backroads. To hell with excuses, take the time, tune the bikes and report back on your findings. This blog is just one of many that can be a forum to any and all that want to contribute.  Send us an email and we would be glad to post your runs, bikes and travels.