Editor's Words

   This has been an incredible year. So much has happened since we got back from the unveiling in Vegas, I don't know where to begin. I guess I should start with the biggest. In case any of you have not yet heard the news, Classic Components announced that ESPN has added The Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build-Off to their new ESPN2 Garage line-up. The show is part of 14 programs that complete their ESPN2 Garage block of programming.
   Sam Nehme, Jaxon Fyffe, Adam Canni and The McCoy's tore up Biketoberfest and left a path of destruction at The Boardwalk show and Rat's Hole taking top honors and many trophies with their build-off bikes.  It didn't stop there, Viking Motorsports and Jaxon again walk away with more first place trophies at The Big Twin Customs Invitational on Dec 3rd, in Las Vegas.  Dean Kawczak and C&S Customs stole the cover of Super Streetbike magazine, Nehme's "Nehmesis" was a featured bike on the cover of RoadBike magazine and Custom Sportbike Concepts robbed the cover of Two Wheel Tuner magazine with his Metric Revolution Yamaha R1.
If you didn't get a chance to see "Nehmesis" in Vegas or at Biketoberfest, the bike will be travelling with the Cycle World International Motorcycle Show Tour. 
   Bike Week this year will see it's first venue dedicated to the Metric enthusiast.  The Metric Experience will be a 4 day event with plenty going on.  Together with Wyotech College we will bring to Destination Daytona a huge Custom Sportbike and Cruiser Bike Show.  The first annual Metric Experience Bike Show will be open to both Metric and American motorcycles, with a big showing expected from Sportbike builders from across the country.  We have also teamed up with www.BikeWeek.com to help find Miss Bike Week 2007.  Any of you out there have a hottie in mind.  Fill out the application and send it back to the folks at www.Bikeweek.com

Hang on for the ride,
Scott