Cafe Racer TV + Dime City Cycles + Lowside Magazine = TON’UP FUN!

If you’re in the Baltimore, MD area you should seriously head over to the Lowside Crew’s viewing party of Cafe Racer TV this Thursday night. It’s packed with awesome footage from our Grand Opening event and the teardown and beginning of our CB400F build. Trust us, these guys know how to throw a party!

And if you’re in the Tampa/Clearwater/St. Pete area and want to get down and have some fun come join the DCC Crew at DeLosa’s Pizzeria on East Bay @ Starkey Road in Largo, FL. Look right between the Dime City and Cafe Racer Logo’s on the map and you’ll see it. Party starts at 7PM, showtime is 8PM.

Exact address is: 2535 East Bay Drive, Largo, FL 33771-2405, (727) 536-8800

And if you can, try to RSVP by sending a quick not to thecrew@dimecitycycles.com. See you there!

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!

For those of you who aren’t aware of Lowside Magazine, you should most definitely stop what you’re doing right now and check it out! http://www.lowsidesyn.com/ It’s a grass-roots revival magazine that knows no bounds and supports and thrives on anything that’s related two (and four) wheels. That’s right, cool old-school choppers, bobbers and especially Cafe Racers with occasional classic hot rods thrown in for good measure.

The crew from Lowside including, to name a few, Big n Rich, Tiny “Skinny Jeans” Tim, Dan “The Man”, Roughneck Deb and Q-Ball will be featured in Episode 13 of Cafe Racer TV where they brought down and helped us tear apart, the CB400F The DCC Crew built for Season 2 of the series. In addition to doing some serious tear-down they also helped us pull-off one of the best grand opening events ever. The perfect mixture of old-school choppers and cafe bikes showed despite the rain and created which is quite possibly one of the most eclectic gathers the South has ever seen. The result, what we like to call our generations cult of “vintage speed machines.”

Right about now you’re saying “What’s the news in this post guys?” Well, we’ll tell you…

The news is, that all bets are off. Whether you ride a cafe bike, a vintage harley, a custom XS650 or anything else that goes fast and makes noise that you built by your hands then you’re in the right place. There’s no more tough-guy bullshit lathered in leather in chrome. This is our time for motorcycling and it’s a great time. A time to appreciate the aesthetic beauty that is “custom garage built motorcycles” put together via a wide-spread creative collective that knows no bounds.

Expect to see a lot more from the likes of Dime City Cycles, Lowside, Loaded Gun and a handful of others who recognize this and want to support you and your nasty little wrench turning habits. It’s about you, your machine and your right to exercise individuality and spit in the face of homogeny.

And to wet your appetite just a bit, issue #6 of Lowside is being released right around the corner. In it, you’ll get a tasty look inside the dark corners of Dime City where we detail the build of “The Four Hundred” our best Vintage Speed Machine yet. Keep an eye out, we promise we’ll make you proud.