Alchemy Parts Blog

OK so it’s already September (pretty-much) and a fair few of our bikes will be coming off the road in a few short weeks. You’ve ridden through a reasonable season and perhaps you’re planning this winter’s / next spring’s build. It’s worth knowing that over the last 3 months, we’ve geared our stock to reflect 2 things....1.We don’t want to have run out of our core products over winter, which is very easy to do if this Christmas will be as busy as …

Hello there, As we prepare for the autumn season, our customers are preparing their thoughts for next year’s builds already. A fair amount of our product goes abroad to mainland Europe, so since last month’s Wheels and Waves show in Biarritz, we’ve had no-end of feedback and enquiries regards products that are coming next. For us, it’ll be as always some headlights, mirrors and so on, but these two areas in particular will offer s …

Earlier today, I rode through the properly pretty Cotswolds to the Prescott Bike Festival, which is not-only a motorcycle show with a tonne of stalls, but it’s also a National Custom Show and a round of the UK Custom Bike Championships. Needless to say, there was a high class and very eclectic mix of custom bikes, streetfighters, genial ingenuity and full-on weirdness, and we’re not just talking about a few bikes here and there; the tent area whe …

The weekend just gone, in case you missed it, was the Bike Shed Show at Tobacco Docks, Wapping, London. It was, put bluntly, astonishing. The quality of the builds, the variety of displays, the ambience and unerring sentiment of bon-ami made it the best show yet. I was frankly gobsmacked by the effort made all round and the high level that bikes, as well people are presenting their wares.I don’t need to write a long prose; the images we’ve attach …