“I’d be lying if I said that I haven’t been influencedīy a lot of what I see on the pages of Pipeburn” Fast forward several years later and here I am: putting together some bikes for myself and still obsessively into mopeds, motorcycles, and just about anything with two wheels.” Riding was as fun as it looked, even if the speeds were mostly slow. A few weeks later, and many hours spent looking at classifieds, I bought a bike and started showing up to their meet-ups. “Moped” wasn’t even a term I knew the meaning of, but I wanted in. It turned out they were members of a (not so) rough and tough moped club. I went home and started searching the internet. I didn’t know what they were riding, but they seemed to be having a heck of a lot of fun. “It was shortly after moving to a new place, while driving around one afternoon that I saw a group of people on what looked like miniature motorbikes.
Here’s his very sweet little “General Mayhem” Puch moped. Now, while we are pretty thankful for him just showing up each day, we are uber stoked to be able to present a bike of his as well. He’s not only one of our top commenters, but he’s also a bastion of civility, positivity and constructive criticism. And although we have our fair share of those types around theses here parts, I’m pretty damn proud to say that we also have guys like “Revdub”, a.k.a. Comments sections are the playground of armchair experts who talk the talk, but just can’t seem to ever put a spanner where their mouths are. A wise man once said, “If a custom bike could be made with keyboards alone, there would be outstanding builds everywhere.” Now I’m pretty sure most people here would know what that means.
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