Friday, June 1, 2012

Carnival of Go and Flow

I'll have a couple of Oni Motorworks bikes on display at Deus USA's Carnival of Go and Flow.  I'll also have Oni Motorworks and Speed Merchant gear for sale. Its going to a good time. Come down and say hi.

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Hand made

Built this tank in homage to the 1960's Honda RC166 Grand Prix bike. Should see it on a motorbike real soon.

Friday, November 18, 2011

Keira for Chanel...

On a Ducati. A bit late with this one, but its still good.

Monday, October 17, 2011

ThinkMaven

A few months ago I was fortunate to have an interview with Ben Wang of ThinkMaven. As you can see, I'm really not the best guy for video and interviews... I did my best.

LEN HIGA from ThinkMaven on Vimeo.

Thanks Ben!

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Around the corner

Summer came and went. As we are well into October, Two Wheels Brazil is right around the corner. Paulo is putting together a great show along with some of the best bike builders. check it out if you're in Sao Paulo.


Paulo was also one of the judges for Born Free 3 and chose my entry for Best Cafe Racer
Thanks Paulo

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Queen Mary

Always a good showing of cars... And this year, there will be motorcycles as well.


Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Video Days

Random videos that have nothing to do with each other.

Had to dig this one out again... Had to break the monotony of the DC shoes Gymkana video. Although it is a really good video, it gets tiresome after everyone(I mean everyone!) keeps posting it on Facebook.

The home team! Mililani represent!

Saw this a while back on my good friend Jayne's blog (Stop it Right Now). She always seems to have neat stuff. Its a good one.

The GHOSTS from Eddie O'KEEFE on Vimeo.

Friday, August 12, 2011

It's been so long

I've been really lagging with blogging... Just been trying to catch up with some work. Here are some photos from the last month or two.









Summer rides, The Speed Merchants, Comic con, Giant Robot, Maine, Rally Racing, FTWco, Kung Fu Tap and Taco, Big Tomato Pizza co, Iowa, Lucas Off road, Flipping over 5 times.

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Born Free 3

Ok I failed to take pictures this year. Forgot my camera at home, My phone was low on battery and I had no sleep the night prior. Excuses, excuses. Held at Oak Canyon ranch in Silverado, the setting was perfect for a bike show. The show just gets bigger and bigger every year. Theres going to be a ton of show coverage on the Born Free blog in a few. Sit tight. I think they need to gather themselves after all their hard work .
Falcon had their 3 completed bikes out of the 10 they are going to construct.
Caleb Owens wins the invitational build. This picture doesnt do this bike justice. It truly is outstanding.
We ended up getting Best Cafe racer. Couldn't be more thankful. Ill post some pictures later of the build process.
2010 Best Original and this years Best Cafe racer
Got to catch up with Kyle from Death Machine. Thanks for the product and great seeing you.
Speed merchant is Brawny's new venture along with Dan and Mark. Some of the best quality parts I've seen. I mean with those guys doing the R&D and design, you cant expect any less.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Oscar by Alpinestars

Look Book.
Earlier this year I was blessed to be featured in the Oscar look book. Its still blows my mind why I was one of the chosen few. I mean If you look at the caliber of builder/fabricator/rider/racer that is in this book, you too will say "Why the hell is Len in there?" Anyways, here are a few photos from the book. Images are captured by the talented Adam Wright.
Drake McElroy

Dimitri Coste
Josh Alverson
Yours truly
Cole Foster
Kiyo and Yoshi Garage company
Jeff Decker
Roger De Coster


Thursday, May 12, 2011

Quality made goods

That are too expensive for me.




Giant robot Scion video still got more hits than this. Boom!

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

2011 Corsa Moto Classica

Another year passes.... And another year I didn't make the race. Next year? Lets hope so, being a spectator is getting old .





Thursday, April 14, 2011

Here we go again....

I think it was last year that I said i'm not going to do anymore race team support/maintenance/mechanic stuff. I guess I was wrong. Early in the year team owner Stephan Papadakis approached me to do some work on his new Scion drift car and his Honda Ridgeline Pro-Lite truck. The deal was pretty damn good so I went back on word. I mean I've know Stephan for a longtime now and he's always ran a good race program. Also, all the guys already involved on these projects are on top of their game. The first event was last weekend in Long beach. Here are a few pictures pre-Long beach.
The Pro-Lite truck is in the background... More on that later.

Frederick Aasbo@ Long beach Formula D
Testing at Willow Springs

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Aryton Senna

We drove out to Encino today to watch the Documentary on Formula 1's greatest driver... Ever. Although I wasnt a huge fan of Formula 1 in the 80's and 90's, I did hear a lot of good things about Senna. I wish I had paid more attention to F1 back then since the current Formula 1 is soft lyrics. Only if they could some how persuade Valentino Rossi into driving F1. That would make it pretty exciting. Maybe? With the 2011 switch to Ducati he's working his way toward a Ferrari deal?
Anyways, heres trailer for Senna. If they end up bringing the film back to the states I suggest to see it. Good stuff.
(Today was the last day showing in LA)

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Origami... Folding table

Not exactly Origami, but half the meaning... Ori = folding.
I was kind of jonesing to build something fun, functional and aesthetically pleasing (to me). This is what i ended up with. Made this one for Michelle. My take on the folding leg tables my grand parents and parents had growing up.
Materials include- Butchers block, golden oak, aluminum and stainless steel.
Each hinge was hand machined aluminum and stainless steel hardware was used.
A spring and ball bearing locking mechanism helps lock the legs in both open and closed positions.

In its closed state, it can be stored under the bed, vertically between bookshelves... Anywhere I guess.


Thursday, January 27, 2011

Laser Beams and combustion

Over the last couple of years I took a few classes at ATEP to learn some new techniques. Learned quite a bit from the instructors there as well as some students. I'll probably be posting old projects I did sooner or later.
Here is one I did on the laser cutting machine. Its just packaging I came up with for spark plugs. I thought a bomb would portray the function of what spark plugs actually do... Make air and fuel combust. The instructor, Haryn Deleon taught this class along with using various 3D printers and CNC machines. She also has her own Laser Cutting Shop in San Pedro.






You can never stop learning new shit