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Builders Night: motogadget and ACP Customs

Builders Night Steeltown Garage Co motogadget hamiltonWe're pumped to be bringing back our monthly Builders Nights this winter. On Thursday January 24th, between 6-9pm, Mick from ACP Customs Hamilton will be hanging out with us and chatting about the big, sophisticated, majestic world of motogadget.

Berlin-based motogadget has been leading the new-wave custom motorcycle scene with their ever-expanding line of premium, German-made parts, accessories and electrics for the discerning, tasteful motorcycle builder, from amateur to professional. As an official distributor of motogadget, Mick over at ACP Customs here in Hamilton has been not only selling these pretty parts for a couple years now, but also implementing them into some of his own award-winning custom builds.
As always, the coffee machine will be roaring all night and @Faux_Fitzpatrick will be churning out lattes, americanos, Aero Bar hot chocolates, teas and biscotti like it's his job. Wait. It is his job. If you haven't met him yet, be sure to give him a warm welcome.
If you checked out any of our Builders Nights last winter, you already know they are a pretty casual series of events. Just a bunch of like-minded ladies and lads hanging around chatting about building motorcycles. If you haven't been to a Builders Night, come on down. You'll love it.
If you're not into motorcycles, or you're not really into building or customizing motorcycles, you'll probably want to sit these nights out. Plus, we've got a pretty small shop so we like to make sure that those who come hang out with us on Builders Nights are actually there to learn.

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