Retrograde Mechanica: The Mutt - The coolest 125 money can buy

Sunday, 15 September 2013

The Mutt - The coolest 125 money can buy

Benny's been busy creating the coolest 125 available on the market today.

The Mutt is a brand new Boneshaker Choppers production bike and comes with 2 year warranty, fully registered on a new plate and even a full tank of Go-Juice to boot!

Based around a bullet proof 4 stroke GN motor made under licence from Suzuki, you get a maintenance free, kick ass cool scoot - perfect for commuting and learners alike.

Seriously - what else is there on the market you can jump on and be this instantly cool?

Built by guys with true passion and skill - go get yours now, for the bargain price of just £2900!!!! yep that's cheaper than most factory bikes out of the showroom with a hell of a lot more kudos on the street!

Get in touch with the boys on 01562 730429 or 07913 325297
Check out further details HERE, full Website to follow shortly.

"Not everyone understands what a completely rational process this is, this maintenance of a motorcycle. They think it's some kind of a "knack" or some kind of "affinity for machines" in operation. They are right, but the knack is almost purely a process of reason, and most of the troubles are caused by what old time radio men called a "short between the earphones," failures to use the head properly. A motorcycle functions entirely in accordance with the laws of reason, and a study of the art of motorcycle maintenance is really a miniature study of the art of rationality itself"

"That's all the motorcycle is, a system of concepts worked out in steel. There's no part in it, no shape in it, that is not out of someone's mind — number three tappet is right on too. One more to go. This had better be it — .I've noticed that people who have never worked with steel have trouble seeing this...that the motorcycle is primarily a mental phenomenon. They associate metal with given shapes...pipes, rods, girders, tools, parts...all of them fixed and inviolable, and think of it as primarily physical. But a person who does machining or foundry work or forge work or welding sees "steel" as having no shape at all. Steel can be any shape you want if you are skilled enough, and any shape but the one you want if you are not. Shapes, like this tappet, are what you arrive at, what you give to the steel. Steel has no more shape than this old pile of dirt on the engine here. These shapes are all out of someone's mind. That's important to see. The steel? Hell, even the steel is out of someone's mind. There's no steel in nature. Anyone from the Bronze Age could have told you that. All nature has is a potential for steel. There's nothing else there. But what's "potential"? That's also in someone's mind! — Ghosts"