Ryan Scott
The year was 1976 and it was nothing like Ryan had ever seen, completely different than every other kid on the blocks’ Big Wheel. It was the beginning of the end, it was his very first ride, it was the Green Machine.
Moving on from the Green Machine, Ryan would sneak the keys for his dad’s Honda Passport or borrow the Puch moped his grandfather got for him in ’79. In 1985, he won a “state-of-the-art” boom box and I traded it for a friend’s older brother’s old Honda 500 Twin. He rode that endlessly up and down the coast of Lake Michigan until it gave up the ghost. After that, small trips to the West Coast and riding through the mountains of Colorado, on his “trusty” Triumph Bonneville.
In his late twenty’s and early thirty’s, he was inspired to join his younger brother and good friend to the bizarre and beautiful country of India where he put thousands of miles on a Royal Enfield Bullet. From the mountains of Nepal to the deserts of Rajasthan, Ryan learned a lot about what it takes to keep and maintain a bike when a break down means being stranded 250 miles from the nearest mechanic.
Jeff ‘Rumple’ Spatafore
Goes by the nickname Rumpul, after the right hand man of the maharaja of the Bundi Province in Rajasthan India (ask Ryan). Rumps is now in his third year of twisting wrenches as Bluecat Motors, takes what he does seriously, and seriously enjoys what he does. A native of Minnesota, he rides his café CB350 during the week and paddles the lakes on the weekend with his fiancé Katie. His mountain dog Louis also accompanies him on his local adventures while his cat Bill mans the front.