Detroit Brothers

Detroit Brothers

Detroit Brothers Inc. (dba Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles) is a manufacturer of custom motorcycles, parts and accessories. It was formed by David and James Kaye in October 2002. The company was featured on Discovery Channel’s program, “The Great Biker Build-Off," in February 2005 and September 2006. It was also featured on the program's season finale called “The Ultimate Chop,” which aired in May 2005. Detroit Bros. was part of the Easyriders Centerfold Tour in 2007 and 2008.

Contents

References

Television Appearances

Covers

  • Real Riderz Magazine - August 2004
  • StreetChopper Magazine - June 2005
  • In The Wind Magazine - December 2005
  • Real Detroit Magazine - July 5, 2006
  • Barnett's Magazine - September 2006
  • Big Twin Dealer News Magazine - March / April 2007
  • Cycle Source Magazine - August 2007
  • Barnett's Magazine - October 2007
  • The Horse BackStreet Chopper - July 2008

Articles

  • Iron Works Magazine - November 2005
  • Open Road Magazine - December 2005
  • Easyrider's Magazine - April 2006
  • Barnett's Magazine - August 2006
  • American Cycle Rider Magazine - April 2007
  • Chopper Build Magazine - May 2007
  • MetroMode.com - August 2007
  • Modern Machine Shop - October 2007
  • MotorcycleUSA.com - October 2007
  • Iron Works Magazine - November 2007
  • MetroMode.com - November 2007
  • ChopperHead Magazine - January / February 2008

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Kevin Alsop • Mitch Bergeron • Roger Bourget • Mike Brown • Gypsy Charro • Chica • Jerry Covington • Scotty Cox • Detroit Brothers • Rick Fairless • Ron Finch • Cole Foster • Roger Goldammer • Eric Gorges • Jason Hart • Matt Hotch • Indian Larry • Kendall Johnson • Jason Kangas • Shinya Kimura • Brian Klock • Billy Lane • Larry Linkogle • Mike Long • Scott Long • Joe Martin • Mike Metzger • Russell Mitchell • Mondo • Arlen Ness • Cory Ness • Dave Perewitz • Ell Pitts • Harold Pontarelli • Michael Prugh • Mike Pugliese • Jesse Rooke • Roland Sands • Kim Suter • Ivy Tosclair • Trevelene • Eddie Trotta • Warren Vesely • Marcus Walz • Craig Whitford • Paul Yaffee • Hank Young
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