Showing posts with label Alabama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alabama. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Iron and Air At Barber Vintage Days 2012

Every year the Barber Motorsports facility hosts it's vintage days festival. We were pushing hard to be able to make it out to the track as a vendor, but it just couldn't happen with so many projects going on at once. Our goal is to make it next year and also to run the Buell on the legendary track. Do yourself a favor and check out this cool edition of Iron & Air magazine focused on the Ace Corner, at the event, which also happens to be free online to view.

Check out the free edition of Iron & Air - The Road To Ace Corner


FREE edition of Iron & Air, The Road To Ace Corner
Killer BSA Cafe Style bike
Rolling through Manhattan with a 20 ft trailer, damn...
Sweet build from Cafe Fabrications
Loaded Gun Customs from the good ol' Eastern Shore
Yamaha XS650
Mark from the Ace Cafe London with Jason of Dime City Cycles and and few others enjoying good times

Pistons, sprockets and some streel pipe make for a great trophy

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Bama Swap & Drag - November 12th & 13th

Our good buddy Michael over at Violent Choppers down in northern Alabama passed along this note and flyer for a damn cool event...

"Hey man, here is the flyer for my event. I'm pretty much on a mission to bring back a true swapmeet that is fair for both vendors and shoppers. It is open to motorcycle and classic car parts, we will have a car and bike show on Sat., and also the 1/8 mile drag stip will be open for traditional style grudge match racing. No awards in the racing, but I will be giving out cash prizes to top 3 bikes and top 3 cars along with some sort of bullshit trophy. Vendors are welcome to come down on Friday, vendor spots are $40 for a 10x10 and $30 for each additional 10x10. Gates open to the public at 8 a.m. on Sat. admission is $5 for a day pass or $15 for a weekend which includes camping. You help spreading the word is greatly appreciated, come on down and kick it with us Balaama style!"

Also, if you haven't heard of Violent Choppers, ya might want to go panning for gold in those ears and scratch those eyes as Michael has been winning many a show with his builds. We guarantee that you will see a few of his builds on hand, which are always top notch and he has the awards to prove it. 


Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Barber Vintage Festival - Birmingham, Alabama

If you are in the South East, do yourself a favor and get out to the Barber Vintage Festival, here is a full post from the fellas over at Dime City Cycles on the event along with what is going down.

What a wonderful time it is for motorcycling! Cafe Racer TV Season 2 is mid-way through and keeping all us glue to the TV when we’re not wrenching or riding, The Ace Cafe just celebrated it’s 10th anniversary of being re-opened and Triumph Motorcycles is in-tune with the current vintage/retro movement more so than ever!

Here are Dime City we’re busy cranking out parts and orders as well as bikes and trophies! That’s right, trophies and stands for the upcoming Cafe Racer TV Bike Show taking place at Barbers 7th Annual Vintage Festival. If you haven’t already heard it’s going to be the biggest and best vintage motorcycle event yet.

Special thanks to Lowside Magazine for the artwork design!

We’ve pulled together a handful of the awesome and talented builders from Cafe Racer TV like Loaded Gun Customs, Brian Fuller and Alain Bernard from Santiago Choppers to name a few along with the crew from DOTHETON.com as well as, Ace Cafe North America to put on a “Cafe Racer Paddock” at the top of the hill in the far western corner of the track. It’s the makings for a truly rememberable event!




































Here’s a quick glimps of the schedule so far:

Friday:
9AM – Area opens, tents are manned

10AM – 10:15AM – Address to the crowd by Mark McKee

12:30AM – 2:30PM – Lunch Ride

2:30 – 4:00pm Pitch Your Build CRTV
2:30PM – 3:30PM – Book signing by Mark Wilsmore and Mick Duckworth

5PM – Shutdown

Saturday:
9:00 – Area opens, tents are manned, bike show entries accepted

9:00 – 4:00 CRTV Photo Ops w/Bikes and Pin-up models
9:00 – 4:00 Pitch Your Build CRTV

9:00 – 9:45 – Hogslayer Presentation

10:00 – 10:15 – Address to the crowd by Mark McKee

11:00 – 11:30 – Rockabilly Band The Cigar Store Indians

2:00 – 2:30 – Rockabilly Band The Cigar Store Indians

2:30 – 3:30- Book signing by Mark Wilsmore and Mick Duckworth

4:00 – Bike show trophies announced
4:30 – 5:00 – Rockabilly Band The Cigar Store Indians

4:30 – 5:30- Book signing by Mark Wilsmore and Mick Duckworth
5:15 – 5:45 CRTV Builder Roundtable

5PM – 6PM – Shutdown & Ace VIP Session

Sunday:
9:00 – Area opens, tents are manned, Morning Ride (9AM – 10AM)

9:00 – 4:00 CRTV Photo Ops w/Bikes and Pin-up models

9:00 – 4:00 Make Your Pitch to CRTV
9:00 – 9:45 – Hogslayer Presentation

10:00 – 10:15 – Address to the crowd by Mark McKee

11:00 – 11:30 – Rockabilly Band The Cigar Store Indians

2:00 – 2:30 – Rockabilly Band The Cigar Store Indians

2:30 – 3:30 – Book signing by Mark Wilsmore and Mick Duckworth

3:30 – 4:00 – (Tent) Rockabilly Band The Cigar Store Indians

4:00 – Shutdown and head out

As you can see, there’s a full schedule and plenty to enjoy in addition to the already fantastic elements that make up the Barber Vintage Festival. We’ve got several BIG sponsors who’ve stepped up to donate some quality items for the winners of the different bike show classes. Guys like Bell Helmets, Dennis Kirk, Lossa Engineering and Loaded Gun Customs just to name a few. To break it down, we’ve got over $1,500.00 in giveaways so far and the event is still a few weeks away!

That said, be sure to register your bike ASAP by emailing jason@dimecitycycles.com as we will NOT be able to take bikes the weekend of the event.

Here’s a quick snapshot from the shop of the plaque stands we’re building for the TV series bikes which will be on display in the paddock for you to get your grubby little wrenching turning hands on as well as their builders so you can finally ask “How’d you do that? As well as a spy shot of the 1972 CB350 Twin we’ve been building to compete in the AHRMA Production Race Class. With any luck, it’l be completed in time and ready for the track that same weekend!


Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Barbers Vintage Festival - Oct. 7th - 9th

The post directly from the Dime City Cycles Blog... 

"Because The Wing’d Piston knows you expect nothing but the best… We’re proud to annouce that we’ve partnered with Cafe Racer TV, Ace Cafe North America and DOTHETON.com to bring you one of the coolest spots to hang with like minded cafe appreciators at the upcoming 7th annual Barbers Vintage Festival. The “Cafe Corral!” 

All the details can be found on the digital flier below, but just a couple of things we want to bring notice to before you get your reasy little throttle twistin hands on it! 

*We need everyone to download the flier and redistribute it to via your Facebook Walls, Blogs, Twitter Walls and whatever other methods of media you use to reach your friends and the community. This is a grassroots events being put on by like indivuduals which means there will not be any fancy advertising campaigns to generate addendance. The event is for you and depends on your to get the word out there, so right click the image and save it to your desktop and plaster that baby everywhere for the next 30 days! 

ALL BIKE SHOW entries will need to pre-register per Barber’s rules. We need to have a pre-determined list with identification so you can get your trusty little ton-up steeds throuh security and to the single best spot on the entire Barber compound. It’s easy, just email a photo of your bike with some basic details to jason@dimecitycycles.com and you’ll receive further information from there. 

Since Cafe Racer TV started it’s been a wild ride, this is one more turn in the road and we’re looking forward to sharing the good (and fast) times with all of you next month!"