This car is made from old motorbike parts, including a Gasgas 30 conrod, various crank pins, bearings, front brake pads and a 428 chain, and was bought as a birthday present! “Street rods have a Chevy in front and a can of wax in the back; Hot Rods have a flathead in front and a box of tools in the back.” — Fred Offenhauser Dimensions:
This lamp’s main feature is the Huskqvarna 300 gear selector forks. It is also made of: It can be used as a bedside lamp, or lounge lamp for some ambiance and is sure to be a talking point. Dimensions:
This funky side table has a wonderful kink in it’s leg. It is made from reclaimed parts from motorbikes, and includes: After some welding, voila: a side table! Dimensions:
Tapered roller bearings out of a steering head from a KTM300, inspired this sculpture of a shark. The head is a crank pin of a single cylinder 450, and the rest of the sculpture is made from various bushers, spacers, a chain and sprocket. The fins are from sheet metal off cuts. The head was extremely difficult to shape being such hard metal. The mouth area was filled up by welding a pin in there and shaping it. Sean spent…
We got a commission request for a steampunk gift for someone special. And they asked for a clock. So Sean found these old motorbike parts: And this is what he created:
This saxophonist from the “Chain Band” was a request from a new client, and Sean’s now thinking of making more members of this Band. This sax player is made from upcycling old motorcycle parts.Which member of the Band should Sean make next? View this post on Instagram View this post on Instagram A post shared by Industrial Decor ▪︎ upcycled vintage items (@industrialdecor.co.za) A post shared by Industrial Decor (@industrialdecor.co.za)
Another commission request, for a flower lamp to go with the other flower lamp we made.
Parts of motorbikes, joined together to create for a family member, this steam-punk style stand for his headset or headphone. It was clear coated to protect the metal, and has a gloss finish. Dimensions:
This clock was a commission request, for a big Suzuki fan. Motorcycle parts, including YZ250 front and rear sprockets and chain, RMZ450 clutch plates, and various sized ball bearings and rollers, were used to make this clock. The clock hangs on the wall, with the top small sprocket resting on a nail. It is clear coated to protect the metal, and has a gloss finish, and takes one AA battery to keep the clock mechanism ticking. Dimensions:Length: 500 mmWidth: 300…