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Rebels Uncaged Motorcycle Contest Returns for 2017
After months of anticipation, Rebel Yell unveiled the six custom motorcycles for Rebels Uncaged 2017 at the Handbuilt Motorcycle Show, held April 21-23 in Austin. Now in its fourth year, the Handbuilt Show is the brainchild of Stefan Hertel and Alan Stulberg of Revival Cycles, who also fabricated a bike for the bourbon brand’s second annual contest. […]
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The History of the Mint Julep Cocktail
Rebel Yell bourbon is continuing and expanding its successful Rebels Uncaged motorcycle contest for the second consecutive year. The company increased this year’s partnership from four to six nationally recognized custom motorcycle builders. Each builder fabricated a one-of-a-kind motorcycle to be awarded to winning consumers in October 2017. […]
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|Whiskey Education
Meet Rebels Uncaged Builder Eric Bess of Flying Tiger Motorcycles
Some love the Kentucky Derby for its thoroughbreds. Others love it for the big floppy hats. But the derby’s best tradition has to be its signature drink: the mint julep.
The quenching cocktail blends bourbon, mint, sugar, and water, served over heaps of crushed ice, in a signature silver or pewter cup. […]
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Meet Rebels Uncaged Builder Tony Prust of Analog Motorcycles
Eric Bess is the owner and operator of St. Louis-based Flying Tiger Motorcycles, a sales, repair, and service shop that also does custom builds. Before opening Flying Tiger in 2010 with his wife, Theresa, he worked for Kawasaki as a demo ride leader and held tech-services and quality-assurance positions. […]
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Tony Prust is the owner, creator, and builder for Analog Motorcycles and Analog Motor Goods in Chicago. He founded Analog Motorcycles in 2008 out of passion, principle, and necessity. Combining skills from his past careers and interests — including audio engineering and carpentry — Prust focuses his interests and imagination on creating motorcycles and components that are complex in thought and design, yet simple and pure in execution. […]