Shotgun Exhaust vs Slash Cut Shotgun Exhaust
Are you thinking about upgrading the exhaust of your liquid-cooled Triumph Street Scrambler (2017-2022) or Scrambler 900 (2023+)? Here's a simple guide to help you choose between the Triumph Shotgu...
Gyronaut X-1 Tribute | 2015 Triumph Bonneville T100
The Gyronaut X-1 is a new addition to our Legend Series, which honors and pays tribute to the legendary Gyronaut Streamliner that set world land speed records in the 1960s. The Gyronaut Streamlin...
Shop Notes: How to identify uneven slip on exhaust positions & how to fix it
This video shows how to identify uneven slip-on exhaust positions & how to fix it, for stock or aftermarket exhausts shown on a 2022 Bonneville T120
Family Man: A Second Interview With Craig Marleau Of Kick Start Garage
Craig Marleau is the founder of Kick Start Garage. He was invited by Thor Drake to put his latest build “El Taco Truck,” a ’71 BMW R75/5 with a sidecar pulling a ’73 Bultaco Pursang, on display a...
The Craftsman: An Interview With Tony Prust Of Analog Motorcycles
Tony Prust is the founder of Analog Motorcycles, based out of Chicago. His work is highly respected, and he has been featured multiple times in BikeEXIF, Pipeburn, and Cycle World. He is also part...
Rider Highlight: Nick Bondarev
How you actually use the bike and the people you make memories with is what makes it yours. Whatever you build, you have to remember that you can have as many motorcycles as you want in your lifet...
Speedmaster EFI Custom: Tony Hawk's Bobber
The Tony Hawk Foundation was created by Action Sports Legend Tony Hawk to help communities across America come together to support young skaters by providing a safe, legal place for parents and k...
Every part we develop at British Customs begins on a bike build. When Triumph released their new Street Scrambler in 2017, we wanted to design parts for it and also see what existing parts could ...
We took the Triumph Street Cup and upgraded the performance, lighting, and added some accessories resulting in an enhanced-sleek look. All upgraded with our bolt-on components in a single afternoon.
Bonneville T120 Custom: Scrambler 120
We were lent a brand new Triumph Bonneville T120, fully stock with zero miles off the floor to do some R&D work on some new products like our Slash Cut Performance Tips & Bobbed Pan Tail L...
Photojournal: Joe Kopp's Street Twin - Super Hooligan Racing
A photojournal of Joe Kopp racing on his British Customs Street Twin built out for Super Hooligan racing.
In this episode, we discuss our favorite scrambler tires on the Street Twin wheels, new development of our 2-1 low pipes with a twist of Dakar to go away from the high pipes on the Street Scramble...
Universal Harness with Motogadget mo.blaze Pin Turn Signals
Our Master Technician James shows how our Universal Harness works, allowing almost any turn signals to be installed onto Triumph Modern Classic models. In this video, we combine the Universal Har...
Product Recall: Continental TKC80 tires
Continental Tire the Americas, LLC. (Continental Tire) is recalling TKC80 tires. Continental Tire the Americas, LLC. (Continental Tire) is recalling certain TKC80, ContiGo!, K62, and LB Contine...
How it's made: Competition Headers for Triumph Liquid Cooled models
For years we’ve been wanting to design an alternative to stock exhaust headers, and after rigorous R&D we’re excited to share that in about 2 weeks we’re slotted to release British Customs’ Co...
For this episode of the Street Scrambler to Street Sled build series, we wanted to replace the wheel rims to a 21x18” wheel set for a desert sled setup, but there were no existing hubs on the mark...
BRITISH CUSTOMS BUILD SERIES EPISODE 1 - DISASSEMBLY | STREET SCRAMBLER TO THE STREET SLED
Every part we develop at British Customs begins on a bike build. When Triumph released their new Street Scrambler in 2017, we wanted to design parts for it and also see what existing parts could w...
Street Scrambler Custom: Street Sled
We got our hands on a Street Scrambler in 2019 to begin our research and designing process to see what could be created, eventually creating many versions of what we call our “Street Sled.”
Nick Bondarev: Triumph Scrambler 900
A lot of people tend to focus on the end product when customizing their bikes - wanting their mods to result in a concrete and final build, often resembling some image they may have seen before. B...