Art for Art's Sake

Art for Art's Sake

Art for Art's Sake

Acme in Hot Bike

Eric Ellis from Hot Bike magazine was visiting our friends McGoo and Bill at ChopCult.com last month, and he saw some of our parts in their studio/warehouse. Some of those parts were the Wideglide Wishbone Springer and Acme risers with Gullwing bars seen here. This ad will break on the pages of Hot Bike magazine next month, and their sister publication Street Chopper is building a show bike with our super narrow fork even as we speak.

We admire Eric's passion and dedication to the chopper scene, and we're glad we can support his magazine. Thanks for the props on our parts, Eric.

Acme Choppers In Cycle Source

Our super narrow springer and matching powdercoated black T-bar are featured in the next issue of Cycle Source. Chris Callen has been the founder, publisher, editor, graphic designer and driving force behind Cycle Source magazine for 13 years, and his chopper rag continues to get better and better. Hey Chris—when you're ready to do a product how-to, talk to us. We've got a bunch of new parts and accessories we think your readers will enjoy.

Art for Art's Sake

Rollin' The DicE

This is the first new Acme ad scheduled to break in DicE magazine this summer. Speaking of DicE, f you live in Iowa, hit Matt and Dean's premiere party at Kung Fu Tap & Taco in Des Moines on May 15. For more info, click here.

Freedom of Press

At Acme, we understand the importance free press plays in the growth and prosperity of the American custom motorcycle industry. For this reason, we take the obligation of supporting the chopper media with advertising seriously, and we try hard to build ads that are as clean and fun to look at as the bikes and parts that bear our name.

We're proud of our 2010 advertising campaign, and we hope you'll support the magazines that have promised to support us. In the coming months, look for Acme Chopper ads like this in The Horse, Hot Bike, Cycle Source, Street Chopper, DicE and Greasy Kulture. These are the books we enjoy reading, and we hope you do, too.

Of course, Acme's online presence will continue to grow, and we appreciate the efforts of everyone who has shared our vision of today's chopper scene with their motorcycle-lovin' FB, CC and Myspace friends.

To the friends and magazine editors who have helped us share our passion with the masses, thanks for your support!

New Shop Shots in Acme Gallery

Things have been cooking at Acme HQ lately, and we've got some behind-the-scenes photos to prove it. Click the image above to visit our gallery. And if you own a motorcycle that features Acme products, we want to see it! To share your photos with other Acme builders and riders, email the image here. We'll post the best images to our customer's bikes gallery. Thanks for taking the time to share your scene with us.