In the last two decades there has been a revolution in the motorcycle world.

With the revival of 60's caféracers a brand new audience has become interested in riding modified motorcycles from the 70's, 80's and 90's. 

Old bikes are completely taken apart in little sheds all over the world and rebuilt into true works of art. A whole new industry has risen from the ashes of this 'rusty gold'. Builders of custom motorcycles are the heroes of today and generate massive and loyal following, both online and in real life.

Retro lifestyle is hotter than ever before.

Expressing themselves by riding in style on two wheels is a whole new generation of motorcyclists from all walks of life.  A worldwide group of people closely linked together by one strong common passion: riding motorbikes.

The strength of the movement is shown by major manufacturers developing retro styled motorcycles benefiting from modern age technology and fashion brands claiming a piece of these trendy riders.

Iconic brands from the past have been revived and are thriving. Triumph, Royal Enfield and Norton are prime examples of manufacturers that went bust in the seventies under tremendous pressure from Japanese bikes.

But big names such as Harley Davidson, Indian and BMW are benefiting from the current trend and have created special segments aimed at capturing this new type of rider.

The team of Bikebrewers.com report on the fascinating world of custom builders from all over the globe, whether they are fiddling around in their back garden sheds or have managed to turn pro and build art for a living. 

We serve a loyal and captive audience with regular feeds via a variety of online channels such as our website, newsletter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and Pinterest.

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