“I have been riding for about twenty three years now. When I first started out in the city, I used to keep my bikes outside. I had the misfortune of having my parts stolen and or broken, as well as getting ticketed all too often. Moreover, my bikes would naturally decrease tremendously in value by the mere fact of being weathered down. It was around this time that I came in contact with Indian Larry, Bambi’s husband, and began to park my bike in their garage. After the first year at their place, I started to become aware of the limitations for bikers. I recognized that there was no place for people like me to work on their motorcycles, and it was then an there that took the first step into revolutionizing the New York motorcycle scene.

My journey began in my East Village basement apartment and soon evolved into a 2,000 sq. ft prototype garage on North 9th St. in Brooklyn.