When Cheyenne first asked her parents if she could have a motorbike Dad showed her all the 125 sports models, and she finds an AJS Bobber and states 'Want that one'...much to his dismay. Mum's old motorcycle training school had given her a week's work experience at 15 for part of the school education program and she was hooked...To that end Mum says to Dad 'You've always said you wanted to build a custom cruiser style bike to see what all the hype is so why not build something for yourself and then build Cheyenne one?'
Well the rest is history, Dad chose to teach her to build her own after knocking up a Bobber for himself and loving the whole change of style. She learned most everything from strip down, visualising her ideas by just sitting staring at the pile of parts coming together, mechanics, and fabrication. But also, after help and encouragement from all their new friends in the custom scene, she created a beautiful, classic looking, old Rebel and also gained her first recognition with a full magazine feature in 100% Biker (Blue had been a great source of support), a second place in Kickback Nationals 2019, and a TV spot with Henry Cole...