Wedding present from vince

The 3 hour chop $250.00 in

Bobs paint job

revampt show room

nice

Removed bondo and tin from triumph frame

fender mounts for BHC Bike

Shop mut BEEZER

Pop's

Clearley Vintage ,Dads shop on manitulin island

The original Pay Up Sucker

Narly Atlas (paris swap)

rick snackwell

Killer lamp parts

Jose will make you do strange things on a saturday night

Bob's dirty Bobber

dream girl

wicked cover not sure how it sounds yet

Dirty pit sauce

This is why a rear fender is a good idea Bob.

Sporty painted by Goodeve

I thought it was funny, she didn't.

Kenny G on tricked out virago

To the customer
In the past few years you may have noticed a change in the motorcycle business, more and more often you find shops that are set up like clothing boutiques, catering mainly to the weekend warrior, or sunny day riders. A real shop is getting hard to find, the ones that are more of a social club, with the smell of gasoline and burnt coffee lingering in the air; grease on just about every thing; and a story behind all the pictures and melted pistons displayed on the counters and walls of a packed full show room. My father ran a shop like this, since the early 80’s, called Black Horse Cycle. He built a reputation based on honesty and fair workmanship. He always respected the customer, weather they pulled in on a scooter, sport bike, or a decked out Harley; they were all treated the same. Now I have taken the reigns and aiming to follow in his footsteps. So feel free to stop buy for a coffee, flip through some catalogues, or just talk bike’s.
Sincerely Adam King
Black Horse Cycle


Located 7285 HWY 21 just west of Allenford
Ph 519 934 2301 email Blackhorsecycle@gmail.com

68 bonnevillie project, Heinz 57

Scratch that this one i did finish

Crazy project i didnt finish, seems to be a theme with my bikes