Photos do not do the Pro Beam Light Pipes justice.
 Took me longer then I had planned to put part 2 of our motorcycle trip to Custom Dynamics. Life, work and poor video editing skills are to blame!
One of the most illuminating parts of the trip was a conversation with Dave Pribula the owner of Custom Dynamics. Dave walked us from starting his business, literally, in his garage to moving out of the garage then out growing their first location, moving to a second and having to expand on that location.
We talked about the new “Pro Beam Light Pipe” technology. I got to see a light pipe tail light on a Harley Davidson Softail and WOW! The light pipes work as running lights and when you hit the brakes BAM! If the driver behind you can’t see these lights they need to be tested for blindness! (yes a lot of !’s in this paragraph but I can’t express enough how much of an impact these new lights made on me).
{BTW – They make lights for more then just Harley}
At the end of the video you should listen to what Dave has to say about his approach to customer service! If other companies would adopt this model things in general would be a lot better.
After the interview it was time to head back home to northern Virginia. We were dreading this ride as it involved I95. Turns out this trip had the least amount of traffic I have ever experienced on I95. We made it home in about six hours, with stops!
A tool chest with disc brakes?
Notice where they added on to the warehouse
Light Pipes from the side
 Light Pipes from the side
Notice where they added on to the warehouse
A tool chest with disc brakes?
 Visit to Custom Dynamics Part 2 Took me longer then I had planned to put part 2 of our motorcycle trip to Custom Dynamics.Â
