2022 Sturgis Silent Auction: The Flying Piston Hard Parts Selection The 2022 Edition of the Flying Piston Benefit Builders Breakfast and Charity is happening at the Buffalo Chip and kicking off at 9am on Sunday, August 7th. Listed below are the hard parts that you will be able to bid Read more…
We Came, We Saw, We Conquered The Custom Strider Bikes from the Flying Piston Benefit Breakfast go under the gavel at the Mecum Auction and brings $8,400 for Charity. Five Tiny Strider Custom balance bikes that were unveiled at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip last August, crossed the prestigious Mecum Auction Read more…
We’re on a mission to teach every child in America how to ride a bike in kindergarten PE class. Thank you for stopping in and learning more about the Flying Piston Benefit and Builders Breakfast. We are looking for support and partners to Donate Auction Items to the Flying Piston Read more…
Flying Piston Benefit Daytona is a Success! We have completed a successful 1st. Annual Daytona Flying Piston Benefit. Reports from participants indicated that it was the best Flying Piston Benefit to date. It created a significant opportunity for individuals to network with industry veterans and builders. The charity is All Read more…
Win a Photoshoot in Daytonaat the Flying Piston Benefit Builders Breakfast Just in from Shooter extraordinaire, Jack McIntyre: Here are a few from that spot I was telling you about in Daytona. It’s my secret spot, just off Beach Street on the …… These are pics from magazines from years Read more…
Win the Auction & Take Home a Custom Bagger Brian Klock’s Klockwerks team unveiled their custom Strider at the Flying Piston Benefit located in the Crossroads at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip during the 2019 Sturgis Rally. Brian Klock is gracious in allocating his time and developing a cool Strider custom. Read more…
We called Gilby up at the last minute to participate in the Strider Custom Bike Build because one of our builders had a hitch-in-the-get-along due to a high-speed wobble and get off. Gilby threw down and had to drive all night to Sturgis because he was still painting his diminutive Read more…
Jessi Combs’ crash during her attempt to beat the 398 mph land speed record in the North American Eagle Supersonic Speed Challenger in a 52,000 horsepower, jet-powered car resulted in her untimely death on August 27, 2019. Jessi Combs’ Last Custom Her last build was a custom Strider bike for Read more…