Each of these prints stir our hearts, some for the machines, some for the scenery, some for the nostalgic feeling of the true American style of choppers and hot rods. Here are a few of our favorite prints from some of our favorite artists.
Custom Raven Trike for Producer Joey Moi
Here’s the latest Raven Trike tearing up the roads in Vancouver, BC. Vengeance Motorcycles recently completed a Raven trike for multi-platinum producer Joey Moi. Joey wanted a bad-ass black trike and we delivered up this ride “like bat outta hell”.
The trike features a TP124ci motor turning a Rivera 6-speed tranny that hooks up a pair of 280 series Metzler tires on 18×10 Weld rims. The frame geometry of Joey’s ride features a 2″ backbone and 6″ down-tube stretch with a 40 degree rake at the neck. The trike is based on our Maxis Chopper with an incredible Mystery Design independent rear suspension.
What Would Happen if Everyone Cared?
As the Holiday’s approach, it is a time for all of us to share our blessings with others that are less fortunate. Year after year the motorcycling community shows its stripes by participating in countless charity rides and toy drives and this year is no different. Take the opportunity this holiday season to reach out to another who may be less fortunate. Small acts of kindness make this a better world for all of us to live in. We encourage grass roots giving but if you don’t have a local charity, two of our favorite national charities are Make a Wish Foundation and Toys for Tots. Also here are a few charities that are favorites of some of our friends.
Keith Urban’s Best List in Best Life Magazine includes his Vengeance Drifter
In the Wheels section he discussed his bikes. He says, “Motorcycle riding clears my head. Kenny Chesney gave me a Harley (Davidson) Fat Boy 100th Anniversary for an end-of-tour gift, and I have two custom bikes: a chopper by a company called 357, and I just bought a Vengeance bike at Sturgis, this huge festival that happens every year in South Dakota. I intended to come back with a T-shirt and instead I came back with a motorcycle.”
Classic and Not-so-Classic Biker Movies
If you already have the bike of your dreams or your budget is slightly limited you should consider picking up a couple of these classic and not-so-classic biker movies so you can enjoy the open road from the comfort of your couch. Here are our top 10 picks for biker movies in no particular order.
Montgomery Gentry Planet Color Vengeance Banshee
When Sherwin-Williams teamed up with Montgomery Gentry to promote their new high-end automotive paint, the boys knew the best thing to do was to showcase it on a couple of radical choppers. Eddie Montgomery decided he liked the look and lines of the Vengeance Banshee and Troy picked up an Ironhorse Texas Chopper. Both were disassembled and painted from head-to-toe in two radically distinct paint schemes.
Vengeance Rides with Neal Schon of Journey
Vengeance had the opportunity to take a ride with rock legend and Journey lead guitar player Neal Schon. Neal has been a rider for years and has many fond memories of riding with friends during his prolific career. Neal started riding early in his life which is consistent with his music career. Few people are aware that at 15 Neal joined Carlos Santana’s rock group Santana. Four years later Carlos Santana and his band split up, so Neal and Gregg Rolie formed Journey. We caught up to Neal before the Journey show and took a ride with American Thunder along to record the event. [Read more…]
Vengeance Raven built for Chad Kroeger of Nickelback
Sturgis 2006 will go down in history for many reasons but to the crew at Vengeance, it will be remembered as the week of stars. Early in the week Vengeance was treated to a visit from country stars Keith Urban and Troy Gentry (of Montgomery Gentry) who stopped by to take a ride into downtown Sturgis. Next, the truck was visited by a film crew who were doing a documentary on Sturgis and the host was Adam Gaynor the guitar player from Matchbox 20. Then later in the week, Bryan Hitt the drummer from REO Speedwagon came by to find a partner to go with him on the Deadwood loop through Spearfish Canyon. But the week was topped off when Chad Kroeger spotted a Vengeance Trike backstage and said: “can you build me one?” The answer, of course, was yes and the bike build was underway.
2007 Vengeance Lineup
Vengeance is proud to announce the unveiling of the 2007 lineup of Vengeance Motorcycles. This years lineup includes five returning models and two brand new models that continue the design evolution of the the American Hotrod Motorcycle’s theme. Returning in ’07 are the Maxis, Banshee, Whiplash, Raven and Teacher. New for 2007 are the CalChop and Drifter. [Read more…]
Vengeance Rides with Emerson Drive
Vengeance got a surprise visit at the plant in Riverside from three of the boys from country band Emerson Drive. The guys were in Southern California to participate in the KFROG Cares Golf Classic but Mike, Patrick and David were not in the mood to hit the links. So while Brad and Danick were golfing and Dale was mending his ribs (that’s another story), the guys decided to pay a visit to Vengeance and see if any of the bikes needed “test miles” before shipping. As it turned out there was a new CalChop and a Drifter that needed miles and the Vengeance #1 bike was just coming off the lift after receiving some updated wheels, brakes and sheet metal.
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