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Native Kitchen & Baths

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Native Kitchen & Baths

Marc Greenberg • 720-318-8281

Tell us a little bit about yourself: My name is Marc Greenberg. I first started in a formica/ cabinet shop in 1977 while still in high school. I worked as a union carpenter before going into business for myself. I opened my first carpet and tile store in 1984 in Wheatridge, CO. I personally enjoy designing and installing custom kitchens and bathrooms. I do all of my own work: you hire me, you get me. [Read more…] about Native Kitchen & Baths

Four To Go

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In 1972, Dick DeVries brought his passion for 4-wheeling and the outdoors to the west side of Denver hoping to attract a clientele with a similar passion so he could grow a business. Four To Go thrived with making modifications to the early style Ford Broncos and Jeep CJ 5’s and then followed the trends of Jeeps and trucks ever since. Opening in 1972 makes Four To Go the oldest ‘Off Road Shop’ in Denver. In 2014, Four To Go decided to branch out and partner with Arctic Cat to bring in a line of ATV’s, side- by-sides, and snowmobiles. This made Four To Go the only Full Service Arctic Cat Dealer in the Denver Metro area. [Read more…] about Four To Go

ICD Designs

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Contact: Dee Peterson

6803 E 47th Avenue Drive Unit G
Denver, CO 80216
icddesigns@pcisys.net

Tell us a little bit about yourself: Born and raised in Colorado. Married for 14 years. Mom to 2 crazy pit mix dogs, 1 grown son & daughter- in-law, grandma to 2 pit bulls & a Chiweenie.

How long have you been riding and what do you ride? Riding off and on for about 10 years. I’m a much better passenger than rider, so hubby does the driving. We ride a Yamaha Roadstar. [Read more…] about ICD Designs

Dirty Dogs Roadhouse Celebrates 1-year anniversary

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Last year, two old school bikers set out to open a biker bar in Golden, CO at the Old Susie’s, and this October 13th will mark Rob and Mark’s 1-year anniversary. To bikers this was hallowed ground, and they wondered if the new owners would understand that history and preserve that old time biker flare with a fresh look. [Read more…] about Dirty Dogs Roadhouse Celebrates 1-year anniversary

The Piper Inn

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By: Stormy

On September 21, Friday night around 5 p.m., after an afternoon motorcycle ride, we stopped at the Piper Inn, 2251 South Parker Road in Denver.

We parked our motorcycles in the designated area in front by the main door. Both sides of patio (non-smoking and smoking) were full as well as the bar and table inside. Lucky for us a patio table on the nonsmoking side opened for us to sit. [Read more…] about The Piper Inn

Motorcycle Depot

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Adam Levy
Phone: 720-277-3583
600 Telluride St Ste E, Aurora, CO 80011
Email: adam@shopmotorcycledepot.com

Tell us a little bit about yourself? My first job with motorcycles was a job of necessity, after I crashed my brother’s motorcycle when I was 16 and needed a way to pay to fix it! I’ve been working around motorcycles ever since (and crashing a lot less). I have a 22-year old son, Sam, who is now working with me at Motorcycle Depot, making us a true family business. I met my lovely wife, Jean, when I was living in Tucson and we have been married for over 12 years now. Owning your own business doesn’t leave a lot of free time, but when I have it, I enjoy running, spending time with my family and just relaxing. [Read more…] about Motorcycle Depot

Dirty Dogs Roadhouse is open in Sturgis

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Dirty Dogs Roadhouse is open in Sturgis, and they are ready for Colorado riders to stop by and see the new bar. The new bar/restaurant is located at 1025 Junction Avenue, right across from the Sturgis Harley Davidson store.

The décor will have the same Dirty Dogs Roadhouse flare, and as one owner said, “We want to combine the concept of where the old Broken Spoke meets One Eyed Jacks!” As we all have witnessed here in Colorado, when the owners put their minds to improving a biker bar, they pull out all the stops, using authentic vintage bikes and memorabilia that reflect a true biker bar.

Colorado Rider News sat down with owners last month, and here is the recap of the new improvements to the Sturgis location:

7,000 sq. foot bar/restaurant with indoor and outdoor bars. They will have a massive outside tent to host all their regulars.

DD will be bringing a limited menu of your Colorado favorites such as Cheesesteaks, their infamous wings, as well as 5-6 items from their current Golden menu.

Breakfast Bar from 6-ish every day, and a great meeting place to meet up with other riders!

Entertainment nightly with some of your Colorado favorites such as Dave Frisk and Tony Roserio. Be sure to stop by to hear Tallan Noble Latz, who was on America’s Got Talent.

BOB: Starving Artist Studios

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Tiffany “Road Rage” Fisher

(303) 810-1711

Tell us a little bit about yourself:  I’m a contemporary and graphic artist with severe OCD. I am married (twice) to my best friend Rusty. I have two adult children, Cody and Mykaela, 3 dogs and 3 cats. I love art, motorcycles, camping, fishing and waterskiing.

How long have you been riding and what do you ride?  I have been riding since I was about 5. As an adult, I didn’t ride for many years and picked it back up about 10 years ago. 2013 Harley Soft-tail Slim.

Are you a native of Colorado or what brought you to Colorado? Born and raised in Littleton but thinking about moving away due to the increased cost of living.

Do you ride in a group, club or independently? My husband is a Devil Dogs, so I ride with them as Devil Doll “Road Rage” but I love riding alone.

Name a place you would like to ride but haven’t been to yet?  Canada, Europe.

Tell us a little bit about your business and how long you have been in business?  Starving Artist Studios is one of my many daughter companies under Tiffco, LLC. I’ve been in business for 10 years. I do custom art of all kinds. Life-size murals, pop art acrylic on canvas, wood gun cabinetry, auto paint, and most recently, motorcycle hydrographics.

What does your business specialize in?  I mostly specialize in one-of-a-kind acrylic paint. I don’t really focus on any one subject or item, I go with whatever sparks my interest and creative side at the time.

Name 3 things that you want the biker community to know about you.   I ride pretty much every day. I do all my own engine work, body work and maintenance. I hydro-dipped, as well as, hand-painted my bike myself. Name 3 things that set you apart from your competitors?  I will attempt just about anything. I never turn down work and always give it 110%. Because I love what I do, I charge very little; sometimes just for the cost of materials.

Why do you think it is important that bikers support each other’s businesses?  I own an HVAC business and a Short Sale business as well. I will bend over backward to give my brothers and sisters a good deal, and I like to think they’d do the same for me. My dad always said “It’s not what ya know… It’s who ya know.” It not only brings us closer as a community, it’s also nice to do business with someone you know, can trust and especially someone you can count on.

Colorado Riders have a new home in Sturgis

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By: Laurie Montoya, Publisher

Colorado riders are gearing up for their annual Sturgis Rally. Their campsites are reserved, bikes are tuned up and they are ready for the 78th year of Rally. But this year, Colorado riders will have a new local destination in downtown Sturgis to wet their whistle, share a meal and meet up with other Colorado riders. [Read more…] about Colorado Riders have a new home in Sturgis