At last another featured bike! Its the Business!
I met up with "tesco" mark on a chilly october evening just as the sun was going down at the hartlepool marina, mark took the pictures with his lovely new camera, they are good but do no justice to the paint (by adam haden). You can see more pictures in the gallery.
A well known face on the scooter scene in the uk, not only is he an all round good guy and snappy dresser, he is also the proud owner of the business.
Featured in scootering magazine and a rising star in the custom shows, the business is a vespa px200e with more bling than the charachters in the film it was inspired by. Now let me be honest, Ive never seen the film the business for one reason only, namely I cant stand danny dyer. The man fair drives me mad. You cerainly dont have to have seen the film to be blown away by this quality scooter though, its outstanding.
Tescos pride and joy has won numerous accolades in the last year which include : best murals (isle of white), runner up best custom vespa (isle of white),best murals (striktly scooters), best in show (stricktly scooters),best custom vespa (woolacombe) and best paint (woolecombe). Not a bad haul really, and i expect mark wont come home from bridlington empty handed either! update: it took me so long to upload this piece that the business has actually earned a respectable 2nd best custom vespa award at brid. well done mate.
mmm! shiny
This picture really doesnt do a lot of justice to the amazing artwork which covers the bike or to the custom made parts which are brilliant finishing touches.
