Mid Life Cycles won the Just Bikes magazine bike build-off held over three days at the Australian Motorcycle Expo. For more, see: http://m.justbikes.com.au/article?id=24874bd6-5333-46cb-95c3-436e3a90e7fe

The classic bike world is full of specialists – it’s just that sometimes it’s hard to find one in your backyard. Check out Charlie’s Place in San Francisco where old Hondas go to LIVE! http://michael-at-midlifecycles.blogspot.com.au/  

At Mid Life Cycles, the emphasis has swung to our workshop services for customers needing minor (or major) work on their classics and cafe racers. We’ve got the guys with the skills and the contacts to care for your classic … Continue reading →

The Ace CR125 Cafe Racer has joined the Mid Life Cycles fleet. We’ve dubbed it the CR125 because that’s what we plan to turn it into – an even closer replica of (or tribute to) the fabulous Honda CR110 racer of … Continue reading →

  Mid Life Cycles has a new TV commercial, courtesy of Melbourne’s Channel 31. Here’s a sneak preview of the commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL1xMYliJGE&feature=youtu.be      

Project Frankenbike is steadily taking shape on the Mid Life Cycles’ operating table… errr, workbench.   A combination of mid-Eighties Honda XBR and GB parts, Frankenbike will be lighter, quicker and prettier than his XBR daddy (maybe not a difficult … Continue reading →

  What a great event! The 19th AMCN International Island Classic at Phillip Island GP Circuit is the biggest historic bike race meeting in the Southern Hemisphere. Held on the last weekend in January, the meeting attracts large grids of … Continue reading →

Even if several brothers share an interest in bikes, there aren’t many opportunities to take a fraternal ride when you live in different states, especially when two of the bro’s live  in Tasmania.     So a recent trip to … Continue reading →

OK, so we’ve been busy… but we’ve also been a bit slack about putting up some new signage at Mid Life Cycles. Finally it got too much for Jim, our resident designer-builder-bearded person. Not happy with anonymity, Jim warmed up his … Continue reading →

More than 70 bikes and about 100 people turned out for a Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club-Old Bike magazine photo-shoot and shed day at Mid Life Cycles in Richmond (Melbourne) on Sunday 11 December. Heavy overnight rain threatened to wash-out the … Continue reading →