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Epic Farewell Ride: Elders Company and Friends Take the Last Spin in 2023

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As the sun painted the sky with hues of orange and pink, a group of motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Taman Mataram in Jakarta, ready for a ride that would mark the end of an era. Elders Company, a community of riders with a shared love for the open road, organized a farewell ride to bid adieu to 2023. This wasn’t just any ride – it was a celebration of camaraderie, memories, and the thrill of the ride itself.

Riders from all walks of life, including renowned figures like Nabila Noor, Sukiboi, Svmmerloco, Kris Panji, Okky adam, and approximately 70 other bikers, came together for what promised to be an unforgettable journey. The air buzzed with excitement as engines revved and the unmistakable hum of motorcycles filled the early morning air.

The Ride:

The convoy set off from Taman Mataram, weaving through the heart of Jakarta in a magnificent display of horsepower and unity. As the city slowly woke up, the rumble of engines echoed through its streets, announcing the presence of a tight-knit community on two wheels.

Guided by the roar of engines and the shared love for the ride, the bikers embarked on a memorable journey through iconic Jakarta landmarks. The winding roads and bustling streets became the backdrop for the final chapter of 2023, etching memories that would linger long after the exhaust fumes dissipated.

Elders Company HQ – The Grand Pit Stop:

The journey reached its crescendo as the convoy thundered into the Elders Company headquarters. The sprawling space, normally reserved for the sleek designs of motorcycles, was transformed into a sea of chrome and steel as bikers filled every inch available.

Amidst the roar of engines and the scent of burning rubber, the atmosphere shifted from the thrill of the ride to the joy of companionship. The Elders Company and friends gathered for a burger party, where laughter echoed and stories flowed like the endless roads they had conquered together.

Nabila Noor, Sukiboi, Svmmerloco, Kris Panji, Okky adam, Furqon and the other riders shared anecdotes of their favorite rides, the challenges they’d overcome, and the unique bond that united them all. The Elders Company HQ, usually a hub for revving engines and mechanical symphonies, transformed into a place of celebration, friendship, and the undeniable sense of freedom that comes with riding.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow on the chrome and leather, the riders savored the last sips of coffee, the taste of freedom still lingering on their lips. The farewell ride of 2023 wasn’t just a ride – it was a tribute to the unbreakable spirit of those who live to ride and the enduring friendships forged on the open road. As the engines fell silent, the memories of this epic day would echo in the hearts of Elders Company and friends, resonating through the winding roads of time.

 


All the photos captured by Ekiluminati

Helloween Ride 3

It was All Hallow Eve’s and all low rider cyclist gathered around in one place somewhere in Jakarta. The Night was dark, the vibes were very bad and it looks like they are up to something terrible. Welcome to Helloween Ride 3, by KAYUH, ELDERS COMPANY & EIGHT BELLZ SUPPLY CO.

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Elders Company x Honda Super Cub C125 Collection

Elders Company teamed up with Astra Honda Motors (AHM) to celebrate the renaissance of Honda’s most awaited Vintage small bike, Super Cub C125.

The Idea is to make the old new again, brings the heritage back to modern motorcycling scene.

The Collections are exclusively sold in IMOS (Indonesia Motor Show) at JCC, Senayan, South Jakarta between 31st Oct – 4th November 2018.

Each product is produced in a very limited quantity and is taken out of the shelf really quick.

Elders Company Also made a super limited SNI certified Helmet with an exclusive Honda Super Cub C125 Striping.

 

Contact for Product Purchase – +6285945055087

Special Thanks to:

@adeyunita @buburayamracer @aryahidayats

@heretf @elders_garage @gentlemens.pact @welovehonda_id

 

 

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Wheels & Waves 2018, Steve Caballero & Elders Co. Helmet

Image courtesy of WheelsandWaves.com

Wheels and waves used to be a popular meeting agenda for motorcyclists and surfers, but now it has become a symbol of the Movement itself. The Wheels and Waves-Festival in Biarritz, France, is a real paradise for bikers and surfers. Amidst the magnificent architecture and the perfect waves, and the unity of enthusiasm comes to this festival to share in a refreshing new movement that is not tied to restrictive rules. Creative custom bikes earn the deserved respect, surfers and skater cultures are celebrated simultaneously. Everything goes together, and everything is accepted here.

Wheels and Waves this year is the seventh series of this yearly international event. This time it was centered in a French city called Biarritz. A beautiful seaside town which is also a popular tourist site since much visited by the royals of Europe in the 1800s. Now, Biarritz is a haven for surfers and motorists.

Wheels and Waves 7th edition is held for 4 days from 14-17 June 2018. Opened in the multipurpose building La Halle Iraty and immediately forwarded with Punk’s Peak Race on the edge of Spain called Jaizkibel. The second day was resumed with the Deus Swank Rally held in a French village called Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle, a musical concert adding to the event until midnight. The next day, on the third day, followed by EL ROLLO racing session which is a Flat Track motor race. The fourth day is closed with water-surfing festivals and music performances.

Image courtesy of WheelsandWaves.com

There is a unique view in Wheels & Waves this time. Is a world skate legend named Steve Caballero who is an active Wheels & Waves participant in recent years, wearing a helmet made in Indonesia, the Elders Company. Appeared in a flat track racing session, Steve is very enthusiastic in wading through the oval-shaped track. Steve looks confident to use the Indonesian products, both in ensuring the safety of the head and add a slick appearance on the motor. Steve Caballero looks so ferocious on Indian motorcycles, with MX jersey and red-colored Premium Helmet Raid made by Elders Company.

This phenomenon at once proves that local products made in Indonesia have started to get a place in the international arena, so duly Brand Indonesia can be more confident in competing with products from abroad. 

Pure & Crafted 2018: Bikes, Arts and Music!

On 17 March 2018, BMW Motorrad Indonesia held it’s annual event “Pure and Crafted”. Combining motorcycle scene with music, art, and local craftsmanship. same as the previous one, the event started with riding from Pati Unus to the venue.

We were there joining the party and proud to be part of the festival. Riding was massive and supercool and the bands were awesome!

See you on Pure Crafted 2019!

photo courtesy of @PureandCraftedIndonesia and @deckyoi

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Elders Company at Gentlemen’s Pact

During period of February until April 2018 we will be available at Gentlemen’s Pact Store at Lippo Mall Kemang, South Jakarta. We have been supporting this movement since the beginning and always hope to contribute with the best effort that we can give.

Please come and visit Gentlemen’s Pact store and support your local brand and help the culture’s sustainability.

Gentlemen’s Pact is a join effort movement from Local brand, dedicated for homeland creation. Currently joining at the store is Cleveland Motorwerks Indonesia, Unionwell, Bead it, Staycool Socks, Phillipworks, Verne Leather works, Raw type riot and many more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gentlemen’s Pact Store
Lippo Mall Kemang, UG Floor

Tel. +6281703331991
Jakarta Selatan

 

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Tamara Bell – It’s not a Romantic Story from London.

We have always been fascinated by a female motorcyclist, and today we have the amazing chance to get to know one. It’s Tamara Bell. One of the most influential female motorcyclists based in London UK. She is a model, a motorcyclist & creative director who has produced a short video for Elders Co (Coming soon!). She also organizes UK Custom Chopper Show – ASSEMBLY. It’s our dream girl! When we heard that Tamara was visiting Bali, we were very excited to meet her in person but the timing didn’t work out and we felt pretty upset about it. Anyway, it’s 2018, if you can’t meet her you can DM her! So we did, we got her on board to shoot and had the chance to have an interview with Tamara. You are welcome!

EC (Elders Co.)
So, Tamara, we hope you enjoy your time in Bali. is it your first time? or you do travel a lot?
TB (Tamara Bell)
I was in Bali loads last year, I think I ended up being there on three separate occasions for a couple of weeks at a time, attempting to surf and just riding around. I love it over there! I travel a lot, I get pretty restless staying in the same place for too long and luckily my job allows me to do that.


EC
Every biker has its own love story with their bikes, How is yours? I mean, how did it all begin?
TB
I don’t have any romantic stories about getting into bikes sadly – I was just a really shitty kid and was drawn to things that were dangerous and stupid. I found out way after I learned to ride that my Grandfather was into bikes too but sadly I never got to have that conversation with him.

EC
Tell us how is motorcycle culture in the UK, especially in London.
TB
Whenever I go back to the UK I’m always just fucking impressed when I am reminded of the conditions that everyone rides in. It’s cold as fuck and rains constantly but we’re all still out there riding which is rad. We all travel the entire country to ride together and support each other’s events, it’s a small but good community. There are some great shows all over the country – The Trip Out in Woodbridge, The Hook Up in Wales. We recently started Assembly Chopper Show last summer which will be returning to House Of Vans this summer, so it will be awesome to have everyone in London for the weekend again.

EC
So, what is a motorcycle for Tamara Bell? is it passion? lifestyle? or a way of life?
TB
Currently its a 1977 HD Ironhead that’s in pieces all over London. If I could stay in one spot for long enough it might have a chance of getting rebuilt. Ha.
I don’t know, all of the above I guess. it’s where I feel most comfortable, most chilled and most afraid all at once.


EC
What is your first bike? and how old are you when you have it? and where is it right now?
TB
The first bike I had was a killer little Matte Black Yamaha SR 125, Think I got it like 10 years ago now. I bought that thing before I knew what the fuck I was doing and just used to ride it around London at night hoping for the best. I started going to the auto jumble near my parent’s house and just asking all the old boys loads of questions about how to use it. I sold it to another young girl who was just learning to ride which was cool.

EC
what about now, what is your bike right now? and what is the story?
TB
I got this old Ironhead from a guy around Liverpool through a friend, said it had been sitting for quite a few years and he hadn’t done anything to do it other than get it to turn over. I was so stoked to finally have a bike again, I rode the shit out of it and then one of the Pistons blew up somewhere along the M40. It’s a bit of a mess at the moment. In the meantime, I’ll ride whatever anyone will lend me. I ride my friends 55 Panhead when I’m back in London, and most recently borrowed my best babe Imogen’s Sportster while I was in LA to ride out to the desert. I’m really lucky, every country I go to someone is always willing to let me ride/break their bike, it’s awesome.

EC
We understand that you are well connected with other female bikers throughout the world? how did you guys do it?
TB
I love meeting Women who are just putting the miles down and getting on with doing their thing without making a song and dance out of it. I’m lucky to know some of the raddest women worldwide who I love riding with. Motorcycles are generally something favored by men over women, that’s just how it is. So I guess we have a bond in that we all share a similar interest in something that is fairly male-dominated. It’s nice. Similarly, I’ve been riding with men for years and have equal love for them and the respect they have shown me as just a person who rides and likes motorbikes, regardless of gender.

EC
you’ve been riding with friends in a lot of different places, which are your favorite one to ride? and why?
TB
I think getting to rag a Royal Enfield around the mud volcanoes in Romania is still one of my best motorbike experiences. I was filming a commercial for one of their bikes a few years ago now and the landscape was just completely mad. There are so many places I still wanna ride, I would love to do some more off-road excursions.

EC
what more do you want to achieve at the motorcycle scene? any dreams you want to fulfill?
TB
I’m really enjoying working on the Assembly show and getting all these rad bikes from all over the world over to the UK so looking forward to seeing how the show progresses over the years.

I’d like to get some more miles down in some different countries and just continue to prioritize fun over any real life commitments. Send it!
14-15th 2018 July at House of Vans, SE1 London.
Special Thanks to
Tamara Bell @tamaraiscool
James A Grant @jamesagrant
Small City Cycles @smallcitycycles