A different breed indeed. I’m not sure when this was printed, or in what. Think I took it off of Max Schaaf’s blog 4Q conditioning. If you click on the pic it will bring it up in larger format so you can read the text. Thought it was interesting, reminds me of Larry’s and Kino’s motor’s. NEAT!
Not sure were this clip is from, got it off Jeff Decker’s blog, thought I’d share.
What a wonderful year it has been. Last year at this time we were planning our fifth year anniversary party. We updated our website, added facebook, improved our computer system, and have a new e-mail system. Our motorcycle family continues to grow with new customers coming in even as I type! We are grateful to all our loyal customers who keep coming back and telling others about us. Chariots of Fire Customs LLC continues to grow and improve because of our exceptional clientele and faithful volunteers. Continue Reading →
The First video is on a past blog post. Bikes, opinions, art, and historical jib-jab, enjoy.
Just wanted to let everyone know I got two new galleries up on our projects page, so make sure you check ’em out.
Owner: Terry
Class: Chopper
Assembly: Chariots of Fire
Engine:
Transmission: 5 spd
Owner: Joe R
Designer: Joe R
Class: Chopper
Assembly: Chariots of Fire
Engine:
Transmission: 5 spd
Press Release written Spring 2010
Chariots of Fire Customs LLC celebrates their fifth anniversary this year. With a strong start off to the year after winning in multiple categories at the World of Wheels Show in Kansas City followed by a sweep of wins at the Wide Open Show in St. Louis, owners Jan and Reine Knobbe continue to look forward.
“We are always trying to expand our business to meet the needs of our customers,” says Jan, “We have been very fortunate in the past and are always looking forward to opportunities in the future.” Continue Reading →
Veteran’s Day Parade November 6, 2010
by: Reine J. Knobbe
A very cold morning with only five bikers from our area brave enough to endure the cold ride to downtown St. Louis to support our troops. I understand, 9:30 am on a Saturday is hard enough, but add the below 30 degrees and where is the motivation? This was my first parade in St. Louis. My parents never took me as a kid and I was just never interested in going. Well, today’s Veteran’s Day Parade has changed my mind. It was actually quite fun. Proper riding gear made the cold trip bearable and we were early enough to get front row parking! Thanks to Bob of Citizens for Respect and Honor for asking us to be a starting point. Continue Reading →
The following article appeared in Full Throttle February 2007
Chariots of Fire Customs LLC is a little shop with big dreams. Jan Knobbe opened Chariots of Fire in March of 2005 and has been growing steady ever since. Jan has 30 years experience in motorcycle and automotive repair work. Chariots of Fire can fix up your existing bike with all the custom parts you lik, do repair work, or build you that one of a knid. In addition, they have access to literally thousands of parts an accessories to maintain your ride and are also dealers for a host of venders, such as, Drag Specialties, Kuryakan, Mustang Seats, Barney’s Leather, Bassini Pipes Paul Yaffee Originals, Power Commander, Kraft Tech., Midwest Motorcycle Supply, and the list goes on… They can also order any Harley Davidson part you may need. Continue Reading →
