As seen In issue 459 of Back Street Heroes

Seven Fifty Two Customs have been busy toiling away, creating modern custom bikes and some good few bike restorations from a Tardis style industrial unit in Sevenoaks for a couple of years now. Starting with adapting some of there own bikes, they have also turned out some stunning builds as well, from café racers to a lovely fat sportster which was just sitting in the shop just screaming “ride me”.

As with many shops though they made it a place to visit, with their own range of merchandise and also have catering on a Friday and a Saturday, when the shop is open to customers. With the modern quirky interior and café bar style fittings. They then thought a Spring bike day would be a good idea.

Well, it wasn’t only me who thought this was a good idea (never having visited before) but at the end of an unseasonably warm March week, so did many, many other folks. Which included several large bike groups as part of organised ride outs and all sorts of bikes from sports to classics.

There was a very steady flow of bikes and the sheer number surprised all not least the poor fellow trying to marshall and keep some sort of order, so the users of the other units could still work.  

Personally the BMW custom had an interesting quirky exhaust which fascinated me, how it didn’t shake off I don’t know, but the rider said seemed ok, just loud.

A good way to spend a sunny morning Seven Fifty two can be found at Unit 11 Chaucer Business Park, Watery Lane, Kemsing    TN15 6PL