Glemseck 101

Took us a couple of days to realize what happened on that weekend .

Many thanks to everyone that came out !!

It all started with a call from the Glemseck crew saying that there is a small space available in the middle oft the event location due to a other vendor that jumped off his reservation last minute.

with only one week left to the event we tried to make the best out of it.

Building the booth

After a very stressful first day things got a little wild Saturday night 

Litte burnout bromance

showing some DEATHTRAPS love. Photo credit by Frederic Seemann Photography 

Photo credit by Frederic Seemann Photography 

Photo by Marvin Petto

Michi doing his thing

Photo by Marvin Petto

Thanks to everyone envolved, the crew and all of you that came by and showed any kind of support 

Kevin's '78 Suzuki GS 400

Kevin bought the bike in a very bad condition, wasn't running, frame was cracked, engine was leaking and the wiring was a complete mess.

Kim, Marco and Timo helped to disassemble the bike, while Kevin welded up the frame and gave the engine some needed love Nico did his magic with the wiring.

once everything was prepared it was time for the reassembling.

many thanks to the crew for helping out ! and  Custom Seats for the awesome job on the upholstery 

Kim's 94 Sportster

After his dad decided that he wants to have his beloved SR 500 back it was about time for Kim to get his own bike a Harley 1200 Sportster.

From the beginning on he wanted to have a chopper,
with that in mind he started saving up some money for the upcoming build.
a couple of months, a set of remachined cylinders and new pistons later 2015 should be his year.

Once our good friend Jörg Ose from Kickstartworks heard about his plans for the bike he offered his help for the frame work, seat and replacement of the fork.

many many many beers and weekends later the bike was finished and all of us were pretty happy with the outcome of his bike.

many thanks to Custom Seats for the awesome job on the upholstery