Brooklyn-based Indian Larry Motorcycles builds one-off custom motorcycles and machines its own parts in the spirit of the late New York mechanic, machinist, and metal sculptor Indian Larry. The shop carries his blend of classic choppers and hot-rod race bikes into rideable works of art, fabricating frames, machining components, and painting in-house whenever possible. Its work preserves a distinctive New York motorcycle legacy that gained wide attention through Discovery Channel’s Biker Build-Off and Motorcycle Mania.
Led Sled CustomsDayton-raised Led Sled Customs handcrafts Sportster-focused motorcycle parts and builds complete custom bikes from the ground up. Refining its craft since 2002, the shop makes its parts in Dayton, Ohio, and has built a reputation around hardtail frames and custom rides shaped with customers’ own visions. Its team has worked with thousands of customers and supports builders with installation guidance for its parts.DAYTON, OH
Venier MotorcyclesFounded by motorcycle designer Stefano Venier in 2012, Venier Motorcycles creates limited-production custom motorcycles in New York by reworking vintage and new donor bikes into numbered, certificate-authenticated collector pieces. Its designs pair modern forms with traditional motorcycle character, with hand-finished aluminum and carbon-fiber elements shaping projects such as the Moto Guzzi-based VX 1000 GT. The company also develops limited-run apparel made by Italian artisans and exports its motorcycles worldwide.BROOKLYN, NY
Performance MachineBorn from Perry Sands’ small Paramount, California machine shop in 1970, Performance Machine has spent more than five decades turning a passion for motorcycles into custom aftermarket components. The company now carries that history into an in-house operation where it designs, tests, and manufactures parts for riders building distinctive motorcycles, including its signature Contrast Cut wheels.HAMILTON, OH
Brooklyn Machine Works, LLCBrooklyn Machine Works, LLC makes BMX and street bikes along with bike components and Brooklyn-printed apparel. Its lineup includes the $800 Park Bike V4 and parts such as the Flat Rat Stem, while its heavyweight logo tees are made in the USA and screen-printed in Brooklyn.BROOKLYN, NY