For fans of Cafe racer builds

[Colin Green]

The Cafe Cowboy Dustin Kott

http://vimeo.com/21847668

[Detroit Diesel Man]

That was cool!...Thanks for sharing!


DDM

[Guest]

I waited for him to say something significant...
Got to the end, nothing.

[1100E]

That was cool, thanks for posting!

[Colin Green]

I waited for him to say something significant...
Got to the end, nothing.

I dunno. I figured he had a lot to say about the feeling behind his builds.

[Guest]

I dunno. I figured he had a lot to say about the feeling behind his builds.

Pretty much goes without saying. Anyone who builds something from nothing has plenty of passion.

[Colin Green]

Pretty much goes without saying. Anyone who builds something from nothing has plenty of passion.

That's what I liked about it. In fact that's what I like about fellow bikers and GSR

[Nessism]

Video reminds me of the bikes; more focus on art and not enough on content/function.

[Guest]

Great video, very inspiring. Thanks for posting.

[oldpara]

Great share, thankyou !
Was really well done, alot of passion and talent.
Very peaceful, I saved it to watch again.

[sachsaca]

I think the most signifigant thing said was, "we always had motorcycles in the family, my dad always had something laying around." Don't under estimate the power of a dad...

[Tim Tom]

thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it. For those here who were wishing more 'meaning' he is a bike builder, not a philosopher. I appreciate that he is building from his roots and is not going the 'commercial' way of custom bikes.
I think one of the truest things he said was about how he loved doing it, and had to find a way to make a living off it. He is doing what he loves. Not trying to find a profit from selling 'custom' bikes that are just off the shelf parts bolted on. I liked it.

Nice video!

[Ranger]

Id buy one.